Volume of 2.99×10²³ chlorine molecules at STP

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Can someone please calculate the volume occupied at STP by 2.99times10 to the 23rd power molecules of Chlorine. Thank you Very much.
 
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All gases have a specific size at STP. I think it's 22.4L IIRC. Just multiply 22.4 * (2.99 * 10^23) / (avogadro's number)
 
ShawnD said:
All gases have a specific size at STP. I think it's 22.4L IIRC. Just multiply 22.4 * (2.99 * 10^23) / (avogadro's number)

avogadro's number = 6.02*10^23

incase you didn't know
 
1. Use the Ideal Gas Law, PV =nRT, with n= [tex]\frac {2.99*10^{23}} {6.02*10^{23}}[/tex], to find V. You know, P, T, R, n.

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2. At STP, one mole of an ideal gas occupies 22.4 liters. One mole has 6.02*10^23 molecules. Use ratios to find the volume of 2.99*10^23 molecules.