Answer to Question #94610 in General Chemistry for Twana Reese

General Chemistry

Question #94610

Air is approximately 21% oxygen. How many moles of oxygen are in 5.0 L of air at stp

Expert's answer

W% = V100%/Vtotal

V= Vtotal x W% / 100%

V= 5 x 21 /100 = 1.05 l

n= V/22.4 = 1.05 / 22.4 = 0.046875 moles

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