Chemistry, asked by rasraw003, 8 months ago

No. of moles of a gas in 1.12 ml at STP is?

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Answered by nvpsk1975

1

Answer:

sorry mate I didn't know the English

Answered by vishwamisawesome

2

Answer:

5*10^-5 moles.

Explanation:

No of moles = given volume/molar volume

No of moles = 1.12*10^-3/22.4

No of moles = 5*10^-5.

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