4. If 13 grams of oxygen gas occupies 3,000 mL of an area at a particular temperature and
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4. If 13 grams of oxygen gas occupies 3,000 mL of an area at a particular temperature and
pressure, then what amount of moles would be present in 1,000 mLwhen we compress the gas?
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