In a rigid container, 0.455 atm ofF is present with 0.542 atm of O: The two don't react. What is the density of gas in this container? Assume a temperature of 298 K. Give your answer in g/L but don't include units Type your answer..

In a rigid container, 0.455 atm ofF is present with 0.542 atm of O: The two don't react. What is the density of gas in this container? Assume a temperature of 298 K. Give your answer in g/L but don't include units Type your answer..

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Chapter5: Gases

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In a rigid container, 0.455 atm ofF is present with 0.542 atm of O: The two don't react. What is the density of gas in this container?
Assume a temperature of 298 K.
Give your answer in g/L but don't include units
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