6.72 liters of oxygen is:
"\\frac {6.72L}{22.4 mol\/L} = 0.3 mol" , here we assume that O behaves as an ideal gas and we take 1 mole of gas as 22.4mol/L.
By the reaction below molar ratio O2:KClO3 is 3:2
"2KClO_3 = 2KCl + 3O_2"
So, by stoichiometry of the reaction we can find moles of potassium chlorate:
"0.3 moles \\cdot \\frac {2moles}{3moles}=0.2 moles"
mass of potassium chlorate is:
"0.2 moles \\cdot 122.5 g\/mol = 24.5 g"
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