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What is the mass of 1 L of a gas at STP whose molar mass is 254 g/mol?
a. 11.3 g
b. 25.4 g
c. 30.6 g
d. 76.5 g
e. 254 g

Can you please explain with some details?

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The volume of 1 mole of gas is always 22.4 dm3. Molar volume= Volume/number of moles (first we should discover the number of mole) so 22.4 =1/number of moles <=> number of moles=1/22.4 moles

Now that we know the number of moles we can use the formula Molar Mass= mass /number of moles <=> 254= mass/(1/22.4) so mass =254/22.4 <=> mass= 11.339 which is 11.3 g
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