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Problem 49 Easy Difficulty

Calculate the density of Freon $12, CF_{2} Cl_{2},$ at $30.0^{\circ} C$ and 0.954 atm.

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4.8 $\mathrm{gL}^{-1}$

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fasting we're taking a look at here is density, which is often defined as a sort of P looking symbol where density is theme massive. The substance per unit volume density is equal to the mass of the substance. W divided by following. This can also be written out as P is equal PM Pressure mass divided by rt so we can plug some of these values into our equation. So the mall a massive cf two c l two is 1 20.89 g per mole. Our temperature. We need to come back to Calvin, remember? So identity people to not 0.954 Atmosphere multiplied by 1 20.89 g per mole tu minus one that's divided by 9.98 to 1. That was fair. Pallets uppermost minus one. Calvin's minus Juan most part by 303 Kelvin Identity is 4.64 g per liter minus one. And that is the density of three and 12, right

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