Chemistry, asked by sharadmadavi, 9 months ago

what is meant by molar volume of a gas

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Answered by ashmita79

Answer:

molar volume gas

Explanation:

that is volume occupied by one mole of substance (chemical element or chemical compound) at given tempreture & pressure it is equal to molars mass M &divided by mass density P

Answered by geonchugga

Answer: the molar volume of a gas is the volume taken up by 1 mole of that gas at standard temperature or pressure ,defined as 0 C and 1 atmosphere pressure . the calculation is done using the ideal gas law ,PV ⇒ nRT where p is the pressure in atmosphere ,V is the volume in liters , n is the number of moles , R is the universal Gas content and t is the temperature in kelvin
rearranging the ideal gas law to have the molar volume of one side of the equation ,V/n ⇒ RT/P

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