1.5 x 10° Pa is equal to --- atm....Given: 1 atm - 1.0x10 PaO 0.7O 15O 0.8O 15000.0 What is the molar volume of an ideal gas at STP?O L0 mlO LOLO 2.0LO 22.4 L

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1.5 x 10° Pa is equal to --- atm.
...
Given: 1 atm - 1.0x10 Pa
O 0.7
O 15
O 0.8
O 15000.0

What is the molar volume of an ideal gas at STP?
O L0 ml
O LOL
O 2.0L
O 22.4 L

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