What is the volume of 8.50 moles of hydrogen gas?

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Okay!
8.50molH, represents 8.50 moles of Hydrogen gas!

To convert from moles to volume multiply it by the ratio of L/molH
mol of anything in a conversion problem is always 1 unless you are going to an unknown! Try to memorize this, but the number you always put in for the # of liters in a conversion problem is 22.4L (L is a measure of volume)

8.50molH * (22.4 L/ 1 molH)

190.L of Hydrogen Gas.

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