Gas Z was collected over water at 21°C on a day when atmospheric pressure was 757 torr. The volume of the gas sample collected was 530. mL with the pressure in the collection tube the same as the atmospheric pressure. The partial pressure of water vapor at this temperature is 18.65 torr. Calculate the mass in grams of A that reacted to produce Gas Z by the following reaction: (molar mass of A = 13.5 g/mol) %3D A) + ZX(aq) AX (a) + 2Z)

Gas Z was collected over water at 21°C on a day when atmospheric pressure was 757 torr. The volume of the gas sample collected was 530. mL with the pressure in the collection tube the same as the atmospheric pressure. The partial pressure of water vapor at this temperature is 18.65 torr. Calculate the mass in grams of A that reacted to produce Gas Z by the following reaction: (molar mass of A = 13.5 g/mol) %3D A) + ZX(aq) AX (a) + 2Z)

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