Density of Common Gases at 0C Gas Density of Gas (g/L) Carbon Dioxide 1.799 Nitrogen 1.251...

  

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Density of Common Gases at 0°C Gas Density of Gas (g/L) Carbon Dioxide 1.799 Nitrogen 1.251 Oxygen 1.429 0.179 1.784 Helium Argon Assuming no mixing of gases, predict how the gases in the table would layer in a sealed container. Air contains all the gases in the table. The density of air at 0°C is 1.293 g/L. Explain this observation. A gas is trapped in an expandable syringe. Describe two ways that you could alter the density of the gas. The density of solid carbon dioxide is 1.562 g/cm³. Convert this to grams per litre and compare this quantity to that of gaseous carbon dioxide. Use the particle model to illustrate the difference in density between the solid and gaseous state of carbon dioxide. S The concentration of gases is sometimes expressed using units of parts per million (ppm) and parts per billion (ppb). A concentration of carbon monoxide gas of 3200 ppm (3196 mg/L) can cause unconsciousness and death in less than 30 min. a) What is this concentration of gas in mol/L? b) How many molecules of carbon monoxide gas would exist in a cubic metre of this air? Density of Common Gases at 0°C Gas Density of Gas (g/L) Carbon Dioxide 1.799 Nitrogen 1.251 Oxygen 1.429 0.179 1.784 Helium Argon Assuming no mixing of gases, predict how the gases in the table would layer in a sealed container. Air contains all the gases in the table. The density of air at 0°C is 1.293 g/L. Explain this observation. A gas is trapped in an expandable syringe. Describe two ways that you could alter the density of the gas. The density of solid carbon dioxide is 1.562 g/cm³. Convert this to grams per litre and compare this quantity to that of gaseous carbon dioxide. Use the particle model to illustrate the difference in density between the solid and gaseous state of carbon dioxide. S The concentration of gases is sometimes expressed using units of parts per million (ppm) and parts per billion (ppb). A concentration of carbon monoxide gas of 3200 ppm (3196 mg/L) can cause unconsciousness and death in less than 30 min. a) What is this concentration of gas in mol/L? b) How many molecules of carbon monoxide gas would exist in a cubic metre of this air?