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1470602306465-1676330518.jpgHi, can I get some help with d? I struggle to work out the volume of air needed and I don't get the last step I need to do.
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this is as far as I got for hi) but the answer doesn't make sense because it mentioned 21% of something. Thanks
Original post by coconut64
1470602306465-1676330518.jpgHi, can I get some help with d? I struggle to work out the volume of air needed and I don't get the last step I need to do.
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this is as far as I got for hi) but the answer doesn't make sense because it mentioned 21% of something. Thanks


I cant see thr second pic, could you post it again

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Original post by coconut64
1470602306465-1676330518.jpgHi, can I get some help with d? I struggle to work out the volume of air needed and I don't get the last step I need to do.
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this is as far as I got for hi) but the answer doesn't make sense because it mentioned 21% of something. Thanks


What you've done looks fine assuming that the reaction takes place at standard temperature and pressure (273K, 100kPa). As you've written, at standard temperature and pressure, one mole of any gas occupies a volume of approximately 24dm3. It would probably be best to convert your answer to dm3 though, which would be 7.92dm3.
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Original post by Jpw1097
What you've done looks fine assuming that the reaction takes place at standard temperature and pressure (273K, 100kPa). As you've written, at standard temperature and pressure, one mole of any gas occupies a volume of approximately 24dm3. It would probably be best to convert your answer to dm3 though, which would be 7.92dm3.


Hi, the answer is 21% of 7.92. I get it now thanks anyway
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