Answer to Question #175100 in General Chemistry for Jack

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Question #175100

How many moles of hydrogen are contained in 5.00 L at 0degrees Celsius and 1 atm?

Expert's answer

"n=\\frac {PV} {RT}"

"n=\\frac {1 atm\u00d75.00L} {0.0821\u00d7273}"

"n=0.223moles"

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