Answer to Question #222196 in Chemistry for caleb villarreal

Question #222196

A 60 mL tank holds 52.0 moles of helium. What would the volume be if there were 87.3 moles of helium? (round to one sig fig)

Expert's answer

1 ml holds 52.0/60 = 0.87 moles of helium.

87.3 moles of helium will fit to 87.3 / 0.87 = 100.3 ml tank.

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