Chemistry, 23.05.2021 14:00, Elp20

A 16.0 L sample contains 0.80 moles of a gas. If the gas is at the same pressure and temperature, what is the number of moles when
the volume increases to 24.0 L? NOTE: You must show your
calculation on the attached scratch paper, including which of the
Gas Law formulas you used. *
A. 0.83 mol
B. 1.2 mol
C. 0.53 mol
D. 1.9 mol
(Please show your work)

A 16.0 L sample contains 0.80 moles of a gas. If the gas is at the

same pressure and temperature,

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