Molar Mass of a Gas at STP - Equations & Formulas, Chemistry Practice Problems

This chemistry video tutorial explains how to calculate the molar mass of a gas at STP. It contains all of the equations and formulas needed to solve the gas law practice problems in this video.
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[@noahrasmus7612]

this could not have been less helpful

[@yvettemabokep9292]

Thanks sir i have understood.

[@rimjhimjeena9474]

3:53 , in my school we have to do these equations without calculator .... : (

[@PrestonSayre]

Thanks

[@lauraireta3182]

why did you divide by 180?

[@Aikaramba12]

where tf did you get the R value from

[@rushiljain6541]

I think it is a constant value. When pressure is in atmosphere, volume is in litre and temperature is in kelvin scale, then R = 0.0821 litre.atm .mol^-1.k^-1

[@zofiaborek9171]

@@rushiljain6541 Thanks you, I was wondering the same thing.

[@aidan2849]

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[@peng8151]

at 8:53, why does the atm equal to one?

[@bitcodelabs4660]

its at STP

[@olaleyeolajideemmanuel687]

Gas x have 250cm³ at STP Find the mass of x when x has a molar mass of 40gmol-¹

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Yay

[@Isabella-ik5lc]

whyd you divide by 180 what

[@Iso-Nando]

Fr…

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Simple chem😭