5 A sample of oxygen gas collected at a pressureof 0.629 atm and a temperature of 300. K isfound to occupy a volume of 795 milliliters.How many moles of O2 gas are in the sample?mol

Oxygen Pressure = P = 0.629 atm Temperature = T = 300 K Volume = V = 795 mL = 0.795 L By using…

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