Answer:
Minimizing repulsion by maximizing the bond angles
Explanation:
VSEPR is defined as 'valence shell electron pair repulsion' theory. The key principle is that repulsion of adjacent lone pairs of electrons or the electrons that are shared within a bond creates bond angles.
The bond angles are maximized in order to minimize the repulsion in the most stable geometrical shape of the molecule.
That said, in VSEPR theory we tend to achieve the greatest possible angles between the bonds and lone pair electrons in order to obtain the lowest repulsion between them.
Density of gasoline is 0.737 g/mL and volume of tank is 13.0 gal.
Since, 1 US gal=3.78 L
Volume of tank in L will be:

Also, 1 L=1000 mL
Thus,

Mass of gasoline can be calculated as follows:
m=d×V
Here, d is density and V is volume thus,

Therefore, mass of gasoline will be
.
Then it would become: S2-
Its charge will be -2.
Answer:

Explanation:
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In this case, since this imaginary gas can be modelled as an ideal gas, we can write:

Which can be written in terms of density and molar mass as shown below:

Thus, by computing the pressure in atmospheres, the resulting density would be:

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