How many moles are present in the 5.00 g of sodium bicarbonate you used for this experiment? n= 5.00/84.007= 0.060 moles 2.4 How many moles of gas would be produced if this amount of sodium bicarbonate reacted completely with acetic acid, which you added as vinegar? What volume would this amount of gas occupy at room temperature (25.0 °C)? At refrigerator temperatures (4.0 °C)? Or at freezer temperature (−20.0 °C)? PV=nRT V= (nRT)/P V= n How many moles and grams of acetic acid would be required if 00 g of sodium bicarbonate reacted completely with no unreacted acid or base (i.e. with an exact stoichiometric ratio)?

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How many moles are present in the 5.00 g of sodium bicarbonate you used for this experiment?

n= 5.00/84.007

= 0.060 moles

2.4 How many moles of gas would be produced if this amount of sodium bicarbonate reacted completely with acetic acid, which you added as vinegar?

What volume would this amount of gas occupy at room temperature (25.0 °C)? At refrigerator temperatures (4.0 °C)? Or at freezer temperature (−20.0 °C)?

PV=nRT

V= (nRT)/P

V= n

How many moles and grams of acetic acid would be required if 00 g of sodium bicarbonate reacted completely with no unreacted acid or base (i.e. with an exact stoichiometric ratio)?

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