The mermaid need to go talk to fairies about the water contamination in the kingdom of fuzzy blue unicorns. The fairies live very high up in elevation, this creates a problem for the mermaids who can walk but do not climb mountains well. In order for the mermaid to meet with the fairies they have constructed hot air balloons. The mermaid (keep in mind mermaid are very small) have found they can generate hot carbon dioxide from the reaction of elemental carbon and ozone. If the balloon has a volume of 3.571 L at 16.93 °C and 597.0 torr, how many grams of carbon is needed to fill the balloon complete with carbon dioxide? (Enter your final numerical answer here with 3 decimal places and no units, the understood unit is grams) C(6) + O3(9) CO2%9)

The mermaid need to go talk to fairies about the water contamination in the kingdom of fuzzy blue unicorns. The fairies live very high up in elevation, this creates a problem for the mermaids who can walk but do not climb mountains well. In order for the mermaid to meet with the fairies they have constructed hot air balloons. The mermaid (keep in mind mermaid are very small) have found they can generate hot carbon dioxide from the reaction of elemental carbon and ozone. If the balloon has a volume of 3.571 L at 16.93 °C and 597.0 torr, how many grams of carbon is needed to fill the balloon complete with carbon dioxide? (Enter your final numerical answer here with 3 decimal places and no units, the understood unit is grams) C(6) + O3(9) CO2%9)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079113

Author:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Publisher:David W. Oxtoby, H. Pat Gillis, Laurie J. Butler

Chapter10: Solids, Liquids, And Phase Transitions

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