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What is the molar mass of a gas if 0.440 g occupies 179 mL at 0.90 atm and 86 degrees Celsius?

I'm guessing you have to figure out how many moles of gas you have, but I'd like some help.

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  1. PV=nRT

    P=pressure in atm

    V=Volume in Litres

    n=moles

    R=8.314 (atm L)/(mole K)

    T= Temperature in Kelvin

    convert Celsius to kelvin and solve for n. divide grams of gas by the found moles of gas to get your answer.


  2. PxV=nxRxT

    0.90x0.179=nx0.082x(86+273)

    n=0.005moles

    if 0.440g is 0.005 moles what gram is 1 mole?

    answer is 88g/mol

    8.314j/mole K

    0.082 L atm/mole K

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