Chemistry, asked by mohammadvarish, 1 year ago

5.6 l of oxygen at NTP equivalent

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Answered by iHelper
13
Hello!

22.4 L of Oxygen at NTP = \sf 6.022 \:x\: 10^{23} O-molecules

Then,

5.6 L of Oxygen at NTP contains \dfrac{\sf 5.6}{\sf 22.4} \:x\: \sf 6.022 \:x\: 10^{23}

\sf 1.505 \:x\: 10^{23} O-molecules

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Answered by vidyabishtuk
9

22.4l = 1 mole o2 at NTP

1l= 1÷22.4 mole o2
5.6l = (1÷22.4)×5.6
=0.25 eq

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