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the number of mole of oxygen in one litre of air containg 21% oxygen by volume under standard condition​

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Answered by guptasabhyata9691
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Answer:

Explanation

It is given that air contains 21% oxygen by volume

It means that

100ml air ---21ml oxygen

So

1000ml air ----210 ml oxygen

(1000ml = 1l)

The questions asks for no. Of moles in 1litre air

We have got 210ml of oxygen in 1l of air so accordingly

No of moles = volume(in ml)/22400

Hence -- 210/22400

=0.0093 moles

I hope it helps

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