In a sealed container, 230.0 L of air was collected at 50.0°C and 652 mmHg. The...

In a sealed container, 230.0 L of air was collected at 50.0°C and 652 mmHg.

The mole fraction of oxygen gas in air is 0.052.

Calculate the density of the oxygen gas in air under these conditions.

Calculate the mass of oxygen gas in the sample.

Calculate the volume of oxygen gas of the sample.

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