PartD The ideal gas equation is where Pis pressure. V is volume, rn is the numbe

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PartD The ideal gas equation is where Pis pressure. V is volume, rn is the number of moles, R is a constant, and Tis temperature PV = nRT You are told that a sample of gas has a pressure of P-857 torr, a volume of V 4660 mL, and a temperature of T= 310 K . If you use R = 8206x10 2 L . atm/(K-mol) , which of the following conversions would be necessary before you could find the number of moles of gas, n, in this sample? Check all that apply > View Available Hint(s) Convert the pressure to atmospheres (atm). Convert the pressure to pascals (Pa) Convert the volume to cubic meters () Convert the volume to liters (L) Convert the temperature to degrees Celsius (°C) Convert the temperature to degrees Fahrenheit (°F) Submit Next>

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Answer

Convert the pressure to atmospheres(atm)

Convert the volume to Literes(L)

Explanation

If look at gas constant R

Unit of volume is in Liter(L)

Unit of Pressure is in atmosphere(atm)

Unit of tempereture is in Kelvin (K)

So, you must convert

millliter(ml) to Liter(L)

torr to atmosphere(atm)

So, the answer are

Convert the pressure to atmospheres(atm)

Convert the Volume to Liters(L)

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