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A sample of ammonia contains 0.500 mol. What volume at STP would the gas occupy?
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A sample of ammonia contains 0.500 mol. What volume at STP would the gas occupy?

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To convert from moles to volume, you simply multiply the moles by 22.4 L.

(.500 mol)(22.4L)= 11.2 L

A sample of ammonia would occupy 11.2 L at STP.

I attached a mole map. Hope that'll help you in the future.
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