Gas C with a mass of 8 g at o°C and 0.87 atm occupies avolume which is equal to a volume of 11g CO2 at STP.Calculate the density and the molar mass of the gas.Ans: 36.84 gmol-1

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mass of 8 g at ô°C and 0.87 atm occupies a olume which is equal to a volume of 11g CO2 at STP. alculate the density and the molar mass of the gas. Ans: 36.84 gmol-1

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Gas C with a mass of 8 g at o°C and 0.87 atm occupies a
volume which is equal to a volume of 11g CO2 at STP.
Calculate the density and the molar mass of the gas.
Ans: 36.84 gmol-1

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