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Ideal Gas Law Question How many moles of C2H4O are in a 58.953 L container at 467.81kPa and 446.11 °C?

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The number of moles of gas in the container would be 4.62 moles

Ideal gas law

According to the ideal gas law:

  PV = nRT, where P = pressure, V, volume, n = mole number, and R = constant = 8.31

In this case, V = 58.953 L, P 467.81 kPa, and T = 719.11 K

Making n the subject:

   n = PV/RT = 58.953 x 467.81/8.31 x 719.11 = 4.62 moles

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