7. A container holds 5.00kg of oxygen (0,) gas in a volume of V =8.25x10m²at room temperature, T 22°C. (assume an Ideal gas) R=8.314- mol K a) How many moles of gas are present? b) What is the pressure?

7. A container holds 5.00kg of oxygen (0,) gas in a volume of V =8.25x10m²at room temperature, T 22°C. (assume an Ideal gas) R=8.314- mol K a) How many moles of gas are present? b) What is the pressure?

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