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What is the volume of 0.0775 mole of nitrogen if the molar volume is 27.6 l/mol?
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What is the volume of 0.0775 mole of nitrogen if the molar volume is 27.6 l/mol?

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The volume can be calculated through the molar volume and the moles values.

Molar volume = volume / number of moles
volume= molar volume x number of moles
volume= 27.6 l/mol x 0.0775 mol

volume= 2,139 L
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