How much does 1m^3 oxygen at 10 bar weight at 0 degree celsius?

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To determine the weight of 1m³ of oxygen at 10 bar and 0 degrees Celsius, the ideal gas law can be applied. The pressure in pascals is converted from bar, resulting in 1,000,000 pascals. Using the formula for density, the calculation yields a density of approximately 440.34 kg/m³ for oxygen under these conditions. This means that 1m³ of oxygen at 10 bar and 0 degrees Celsius weighs about 440.34 kg. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding gas laws for accurate calculations.
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How much does 1m3 air (oxygen) weight with 10 bar pressure at 0 degrees celsius?

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0 degrees Celsius = 273.15 kelvin

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I saw this formula on another thread:
1 atm = 101,325 pascals ~ 1.2 atm = 121,590 pascals
27oCelsius = 300.15 K

Density = (121,590 pascals)/(8.314 * 300.15 K) = 48.72 kg/m3 = 48,720 g/m3

1 000 000/(8,314*273,15)=
1 000 000/2270,9691=440,34

440,34kg/m^3

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10 bar
1m3
0 degrees celsius
oxygen

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?Thanks in advance
 
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