Calculate the molecules/cm3 AND moles/L concentration of the following samples: Show work
a) 15 ppm O3 at 732 mmHg and 25.0 C
b) 23 ppb NO at 748 mmHg and 21.0 C
we will use conversions : 1 L= 103 cm3 1 atm = 760 mm of Hg and
moles = mass/molecular weight , 1 mole = NA molecules or atoms, NA= 6.023 * 1023
ppm = parts per million and ppb = parts per billion
Calculate the molecules/cm3 AND moles/L concentration of the following samples: Show work a) 15 ppm O3...
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S-1. Calculate the concentrations in (i) mol/L, (ii) in molecules/cm3, and (iii) g/m3, for the gases below. The total pressure of 1.00 atm. a) Oxygen (O2) in the atmosphere at 10.0°C. Its mixing ratio is 0.21. b) Carbon monoxide (CO) in a wood-burning stove at 75°C. Its volume percent in the exhaust gas is 1.5%.
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