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The density of oxygen gas at a given temperature and pressure is 1.30 gL. The volume...

The density of oxygen gas at a given temperature and pressure is 1.30 gL. The volume of 21.0 ml of O2 is effused from a device for 1,000 s. When the same device is used under the same conditions, the effusion rate of an unknown gas is 15.0 mL / s. What is the density of the unknown gas?        Answer:2.55g/L

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