Answer to Question #129169 in General Chemistry for Hannah Ruth

General Chemistry

Question #129169

What is the mass of 6.22 mol CO2 gas at STP?

Expert's answer

m=n×M

M=12+(16×2)=12+32=44 (g/mol)

m=6.22×44=273.68 (g).

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