Answer to Question #140148 in General Chemistry for Javier

General Chemistry

Question #140148

What is the volume occupied by 28.0 g of oxygen, O2 at STP?

Expert's answer

The volume is

V=nV_M,

where

n=\frac{m}{\Mu}.

Thus:

V=\frac{m}{\Mu} V_M=\frac{28}{16+16}22.4=28.5\text{ L}.

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