1. The average volume of a human breath is roughly 500 mL. How many moles do you inhale with each breath on a day when the temperature hovers near freezing? Assuming that human exhalations eventually intermix evenly throughout the approximately 3 × 10(exponent 22) L of Earth’s atmosphere, how many mole(s) of particles of air is in each breath?    a. 0,02 mol b. 0,002 mol c. 0,2 mol d. 0,28 mol

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1. The average volume of a human breath is roughly 500 mL. How many moles do you inhale with each breath on a day when the temperature hovers near freezing? Assuming that human exhalations eventually intermix evenly throughout the approximately 3 × 10(exponent 22) L of Earth’s atmosphere, how many mole(s) of particles of air is in each breath? 
 
a. 0,02 mol
b. 0,002 mol
c. 0,2 mol
d. 0,28 mol
 
2. If you fill a 2L soda bottle (at STP) with carbon dioxide, how many particles does the bottle contain? 
 
a. 2,37 X 10 (exponent 22)
b. 5,37 X 10 (exponent 23)
c. 5,37 X 10 (exponent 22)
d. 2,37 X 10 (exponent 23)
 
3. The average volume of a human breath is roughly 500 mL. How many moles do you inhale with each breath on a day when the temperature hovers near freezing? Assuming that human exhalations eventually intermix evenly throughout the approximately 3 × 10(exponent 22) L of Earth’s atmosphere, how many particles of air is in each breath? 
 
a. 20 particles
b. Avogadro's constant number of particles
c. 10 particles
d. 100 particles
 
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