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What is the volume occupied by 3.70 moles of n2 gas at stp?
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What is the volume occupied by 3.70 moles of n2 gas at stp?

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The conversion factor for volume at STP is
\frac {1mol}{22.4L} or
(22.4L)/(1mol). Since we want volume, we would use
(22.4L)/(1mol). We conclude with the following calculations:


3.70molN_(2) * \frac {22.4LN_(2)}{1mol N_(2)} = 82.88LN_(2)

The answer is 82.88L N2
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