Chemistry Calculating Moles of O2 Gas at Pressure & Volume

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The discussion focuses on calculating the number of moles of O2 gas using the ideal gas equation under specific conditions: a pressure of 760 cm Hg, a volume of 24.63 L, and a temperature of 27 degrees Celsius. Participants clarify that this question is practical and can be calculated rather than purely theoretical. The ideal gas equation is emphasized as a reliable method for determining gas quantities based on given parameters. There is some confusion among participants about the nature of the question, but the consensus is that it involves applying gas laws. Understanding and applying the ideal gas law is essential for solving such problems.
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what is the number of moles of o2 gas at a pressure of 760 cm of hg in a container of volume 24.63 l at 27 degree c?
i read its answer... now i want to ask is this question theoratical or can be calculated ?
 
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intellpuneet said:
Is this theoratical question or application ?

Please elaborate, no idea what you are asking about.
 


Borek said:
Please elaborate, no idea what you are asking about.
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I have still not a slightest idea what you are asking about. For sure volume can be easily calculated from these data, using ideal gas equation which is part of ideal gas theory.
 
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