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When dealing with gas-laws problems, density and/or molar mass of gas using the ideal gas equation, gas stoiichiometry, gasmixtures and their partial pressures, and calorimetry problems, how do I know if the pressure in the formulas is supposed to be in atm or in torr?
When dealing with gas-laws problems, density and/or molar mass of gas using the ideal gas equation, gas stoiichiometry, gasmixtures and their partial pressures, and calorimetry problems, how do I know if the pressure in the formulas is supposed to be in atm or in torr?
Jamar FerryLv2
17 Dec 2019
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