If 48.070 L of gas is collected at a temperature of 20.531°C and a total pressure of 798.00 torr, how many moles of hydrogen gas were collected? The partial pressure of water vapor at that temperature is 31.347 torr.

If 48.070 L of gas is collected at a temperature of 20.531°C and a total pressure of 798.00 torr, how many moles of hydrogen gas were collected? The partial pressure of water vapor at that temperature is 31.347 torr.

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