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kwik I need this in 5 minutes. I have to submit it before 11.59 how many grams of O2 are in a liter.

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guess not, and just to let you guys know 16g of 02 does not equal one liter

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Sorry dude, that kinda blows :-\

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i tried to ask jeeves but he didnt know. stupid jeeves >:(

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yeah it does blow, books are gay, and these chemistry 'cliff notes' are gay too, didn't even have any thing for it. But oh well I guess. :'(

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isn't liters volume and grams mass? how do u change mass into volume?

sorry i know it's past the deadline but i was curious..

bump for the answer!

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I wish I could tell you the answer. the deadline is already past, so I'll figure it out later. I know it's gonna be something stupid, I know it is because I did know it at one point in my life, I just don't like to remember things :P

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you use the mass of o2 at one atm pressure and constant density/temp.

i'll give you a hint, there is a little creature that burrows around in the ground that could help you with that problem. ;)

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dude, its just mass over molar mass

eg. Mass of 1 litre = 1000g
formula for water = h20
therefore 18g per mole of water
meh, couldnt be fucked doing the rest

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Ah ----, we learned this two years ago in school..

Thanks to your hint bamboo, I'm remembering that ----.. I remember because I didn't pay attention and drew a picture of a mole playing guitar. :P

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PV=nRT
P in Pa
V in m^3
n = #moles
R = 8314
T in kelvin

assume stp

n = (PV)/(RT) = (101000)(1/1000)/(8.314)(273) = 0.045 mol

O2 = 32g/mol, so 0.045*32 = 1.42g

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hence my hint about the little burrowing guy (mol)

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Give us a another problem...

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that formula is easy to remember cause it almost says pervert ;D

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been awhile since i did this.....

here is a quote.

The amount of substance in grams equal to its atomic mass in grams is called the gram atomic mass. For example, atomic mass of Na is 23, then gram atomic mass of Na is 23 gm. Atomic mass of O is 16, gram atomic mass of O is 16 gm. Gram atomic mass is also known as the gram atomic weight of a substance.

-So we need to know the atomic mass off "O"
-then we also need to know how much Grams make up 1 Liter.
-Then multiply the answer By 2 (becasue Oxygen atoms exist as O2 in the air)

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please dont quote me...
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kwik I need this in 5 minutes. I have to submit it before 11.59 how many grams of O2 are in a liter.

my question is............
In a liter of what?

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you guys are good, where were you at 11:55 last night :-\ :P


I still haven't bothered figuring it out yet. I really should get started on studying, got a big test coming up. :(


Chingro, how many grams of O2 are in one liter of 02. Basically how many grams does one liter of O2 weigh.

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http://misterguch.brinkster.net/molecalculations.html


http://www.chemistry.ohio-state.edu/...mBal/chops.gif
Unbalanced reaction:
H2 + O2 H2O
Balanced reaction, undetermined coefficients:
aH2 + bO2 cH20
reactants products
hydrogen atoms: 2a 2c
oxygen atoms: 2b c

Therefore 2a = 2c (that is, a=c), and 2b=c.
Correct, balanced equation:
2H2 + O2 2H2O
Balanced equation, but coefficients not whole numbers:
H2 + 1/2O2 H20
This reaction is balanced, but its coefficients are not least whole numbers:
4H2 + 2O2 4H20

A mathematical equation:
x+2x=3x
A chemical equation identifies the starting and finishing chemical as reactants and products:
reactants products
Example (combustion of propane)
C3H8 + 5O2 3CO2 + 4H20
A chemical equation is balanced when it reflects the conservation of mass and charge.
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I refuse to believe that you know that. What site is you get it from?

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Wow, you're a quick one. ::)
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huh... what... I don't get it ???

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oh...... hey! >:(



















:D :P

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He's so smart that he even created a model to explain his theory. :o

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so that's what he was doing while kyle was at his house :P