Please help me set up the bottom problem and solve, like the one at the top. ided Practiceections: Complete all problems. Ensure your work is shown, and proper units areplied.1) What volume of O2 is produced when 47.2 g of hydrogen peroxide (H₂O2)decomposes to form water and oxygen at 160°C and 2.0 atm?2_H2Oz (aq) — 2_H2O (I) + |_Oz (9)02"n" (PV=nRT?1) Stoich47.2 g H₂0₂H2O212) P₁₂V=nRT₁₂P=2.0 atmn=0.6941 mol O₂b=0.0821...T=433Kmol H2349H₂0₂² 2 mol H₂0₂Inol 0₂XV=ORTавтV=(0.6 941)(0.0821) (433)(2.0)=12,34102=0.6941mol O₂When 66.4 g nitrogen and excess oxygen react, nitrogen dioxide is generated.If the NO₂ is collected at 635 K and 0.722 atm, calculate the volume will itoccupy (in L)._N2 (g) + O2 (g) → __NO2 (g)

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ided Practice ections: Complete all problems. Ensure your work is shown, and proper units are plied. 1) What volume of O2 is produced when 47.2 g of hydrogen peroxide (H₂O2) decomposes to form water and oxygen at 160°C and 2.0 atm? 2_H2Oz (aq) — 2_H2O (I) + | _Oz (9) "n" (PV=nRT? 1) Stoich 47.2 g H₂0₂ H2O2 1 2) P₁₂V=nRT₂ P=2.0 atm n=0.6941 mol O₂ b=0.0821... T=433K Inol 0₂ Mol H2 349H₂0₂² 2 mol H₂0₂ V=ORT V= (8.6 941)(0.0821) (433) (2.0) =12,34 702=0.6941 mol O₂ When 66.4 g nitrogen and excess oxygen react, nitrogen dioxide is generated. If the NO₂ is collected at 635 K and 0.722 atm, calculate the volume will it occupy (in L). _N2 (g) +O2 (g) → __NO2 (g)

ided Practice ections: Complete all problems. Ensure your work is shown, and proper units are plied. 1) What volume of O2 is produced when 47.2 g of hydrogen peroxide (H₂O2) decomposes to form water and oxygen at 160°C and 2.0 atm? 2_H2Oz (aq) — 2_H2O (I) + | _Oz (9) "n" (PV=nRT? 1) Stoich 47.2 g H₂0₂ H2O2 1 2) P₁₂V=nRT₂ P=2.0 atm n=0.6941 mol O₂ b=0.0821... T=433K Inol 0₂ Mol H2 349H₂0₂² 2 mol H₂0₂ V=ORT V= (8.6 941)(0.0821) (433) (2.0) =12,34 702=0.6941 mol O₂ When 66.4 g nitrogen and excess oxygen react, nitrogen dioxide is generated. If the NO₂ is collected at 635 K and 0.722 atm, calculate the volume will it occupy (in L). _N2 (g) +O2 (g) → __NO2 (g)

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