Answer to Question #144040 in General Chemistry for Iuehence Vergara

General Chemistry

Question #144040

What is the mass of one liter of methane (CH₄) under standard conditions?

Expert's answer

"n=V\/Vm"

n (CH₄)= 1/22,4=0,0446 mol

m=n*M

M(CH₄ )= 12+1*4=16 g/mol

m=0,0446*16=0,7136 g.

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