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Dinitrogen pentoxide is used in the preparation of explosives. If 7.60 mol of dinitrogen pentoxide undergoes simple decomposition, what volume of O2(g) is produced at 48.0 ºC and 125 kPa?
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Ethylene gas can be used to promote fruit ripening. Ethylene gas is also highly flammable. If 13.0 L of ethylene gas at 21 °C and 110 kPa burns completely, how many moles of carbon dioxide gas will be produced?
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