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In a sample of gas - 50.0 g of Oxygen (O2) takes up 48 L of volume. Keeping the pressure constant the amount of gas is changed until the volume is 79 L. How many grams of O2 are now in the container?
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In a sample of gas - 50.0 g of Oxygen (O2) takes up 48 L of volume. Keeping the pressure constant the amount of gas is changed until the volume is 79 L. How many grams of O2 are now in the container?

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In order to determine the required mass of oxygen, we will use the expression


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