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1) A quantity of gas at a temperature of 18oC has a volume of 124.5 cm3 at a pressure of
     97.8 KPa.  How many moles of gas are there?  0.005 mol gas

2) At a pressure of 105.2 KPa,  1.42  moles of a gas occupy 1.74 dm3.  What is the
     temperature in Kelvin? 15.51K

3) Hydrogen sulfide occupies 278.2 cm3 at 26oC and standard pressure.  What is the mass
    of the hydrogen sulfide? 2.9Kg

4) Three and twenty-seven hundredths moles of carbon dioxide are in a vessel of
     undetermined size at 106.3 KPa and 21.8oC.  What is the volume of the vessel?
     PV=nRT      75.4 dm3

5) A gas at 1.24oC occupies a 3.51 dm3 container.  If there are 3.34 moles of the gas,
     at what pressure is the gas? PV=nRT     2170 KPa

6) If 1.39 g of carbon monoxide is reacted with oxygen, what volume of carbon dioxide
    is produced at  12.3oC at 107.4KPa?  1.09 dm3

7) If 14.4 dm3 of ethane is combusted at 102.7oC and 99.3KPa, how many grams of
    water will be produced?  24.8 g H2O

8) What volume of C8H18 is required to fill a 1.4 dm3 airbag with CO2 if the wrecker truck
     burns octane at STP? (Exhaust fumes are used to fill airbags to upright flipped tractor
     trailers.)  1.76 dm3 C8H18

9) A scuba diver dives with a tank containing 5L of air.  Twenty-two percent of the air
     is oxygen.  If the diver produces 1.62 mol carbon dioxide for every 2.05 mol of oxygen
     he/she inhales, what is the volume (at STP) of carbon dioxide produced if 4.2 L of air
     are consumed at 202.6 KPa and 14.7oC?   1.38  dm3 CO2
                                          

10) If 34.6g of Zn are reacted with an excess of hydrochloric acid at standard pressure,
       what is the temperature of the hydrogen gas produced if it occupies a 2.00 dm3
       
container?   92 K

 

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