Chemistry, asked by zeelmehta22, 1 year ago

what is the mass of 5.6L of SO2 at STP?

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Answered by nessintin12

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Explanation:

1mol of SO2=32+32=64g

22.4l=1mol

no of moles = 5.6/22.4=0.25

mass = moles × molar mass= 0.25×64=16g

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