Molar Volume of A Gas at STP

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Before we begin our adventure into the land of  calculating molar volume, we must first question the blogger:

What is STP?

• standard temperature (0°C) or (273.15 k) and pressure (1 atmosphere)
• the standard condition to compare volume of gases
• where one mole of gas occupies 22.4L 

What is Molar Volume?

• the volume occupied by one mole of gas 
• 22.4L (=22.4dm³) 

IN A NUTSHELL; THIS POST IS ON CONVERSION

-note: you can only convert from mole to molar volume and vice versa-

From Moles to Molar Volume

the volume occupied by 15.85 moles of N2 is 335.0L.

From Molar Volume to Moles

There are 0.379 moles contained in the sample of CO2 gas.

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