Anserw ONLY 13 Please NOT 14 L) I, 213) If a 25 kg LPG tank is 30% butane (C4H10), how many molecules of butane are contained in the tank?A) 2.60 x 1023 moleculesB) 2.60 x 1026 moleculesC) 7.79 x 1019 moleculesD) 7.79 x 1022 moleculesE) 7.79 x 1025 molecules14) High pressures are needed to condense gases to a liquid phase in the containers. The gases vaporize as they are released from.the container. If 0.74 moles of gas are released into a balloon, what volume will it occupy if the atmospheric pressure is 1.01atm and the temperature is 22.6 °C?A) 1.36 LB) 15.8 LC) 17.8 LD) 22.4 LE) 1820 L

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