- A gas has a vapour density 11.2 . calculate the volume occupied by 1gm of the gas at STP.
- Give five different values of gas constant.
- A gas has a vapour density 11.2 . calculate the volume occupied by 1gm of the gas at STP.
- Give five different values of gas constant.
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Molecular mass of gas = 2×V.D. =2×11.2 =22.4
No. of moles of gas = weight/ molecular mass= 1/22.4
Vol. of gas = no. of moles × V = 1/ 22.4 × 22.4= 1 L
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