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  • A student collected data about the density of air. She found that .1 g of air had a volume of 100 cm3(squared). What is the density of the air? A. .001 g/cm3 B. .01 g/cm C. .1 g/cm3 D. 1.0 g/cm3 Could you teach me how to find the density? Does the same formula apply like "mass divided volume"? i really need the answer quick

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    Molecular weight of air = (80*28) + (20*32) / 100 = 28.8 We take 80 % of N2 and 20 % of O2. (Not correct but very near). One mole of a gas = 22.4 dm³ (OK, at O°C and 1 atm). So the density of air is 28,8 / 22,4 = 1.28 g / dcm³ = 0.00128 g / cm³. As your student found 0.1 g for 100 cm³, the answer is of course A. In reality it also is A, which is the nearest to the theory. We have calculated it but not really in a correct way. Remember it is not exactly 80-20 and is it at O°C and 1 atm ?

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Haris K

D. 1.0 g/cm3 This is the density of air at sea-level under standard atmospheric pressure of 191.325 kpa. Density = mass/volume such as grams per milliliter,

davehuckleberry_55

A .1g divided by 100cm3 = .oo1g/cm3

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A for sure :]

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do yo own homework boy!

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