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Chapter 3: Q12E (page 610)

An ideal gas has a density of 1.33脳10-6g/cm3atand 20.0掳C. Identify the gas.

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The ideal gas is Oxygen.

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Step 1

The density of gas蚁=1.33脳10-6g/cm3at the pressureP=1.00脳10-3atmat20掳C

Therefore, pressure is given at standard atmosphere(atm) it is changed to pascal (Pa) 蚁=1.00脳10-3脳1.013脳105Paand temperature is given at Celsius (C) is converted to Kelvin (K) T=293K.

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Step 2

For the identification of gas, Molar Mass (M) is calculated

p=P.MRT

Here, R is gas constant and the value of R is 8.315 J/mol

Putting all the values, molar mass (M) is

M=蚁脳R脳TP=1.33脳8.315脳2931脳10鈭�3脳1.013脳105=31.98g/mol

As Oxygen mole is 32 which is approximately equivalent to 31.98

Hence, thus the given ideal gas is oxygen.

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