What is the mass (in grams) of 19.00 L of propane vapor (C₃H₈) at STP? R = 0.08314 L・bar/mol・K.

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Step 1:- Calculation of number of moles of propane using ideal gas equation

Solution:- The values provided in the question are :-i) Volume of propane vapour,V= 19.00 Lii) universal gas constant , R= 0.08314 L. bar/mol.kiii) Molar mass of C3H8= (3×12.01+8×1.008)g/mol                                           = (36.03+8.064) g/mol                                           = 44.094 g/molAt standard temperature and pressure (i.e. STP), thetemperature is 273.15 K (o°C , 32°F) and pressure is1.013 bar (100 KPa , 1 atm)According to Ideal gas equation,V = NRT ; where n is the number of molespr n = PVRTi.e. n = 1.013 bar × 19.001L0.08314 L bar mol-1K-1×273.15k      n = 19.2522.71 mol-1= 0.8476 mol  1mol-1= molThus, the number of moles of C3H8 is 0.8476 mol

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