At STP conditions,11 g of SO₂ have a volume of ________. A)250 L B)3.8 L C)22 L D)0.0076 L E)130 L

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At STP (Standard Temperature and Pressure), 1 mole of any gas occupies 22.4 liters. The molecular formula given, "SO₂," seems to be a typographical error or a placeholder for an actual chemical compound. Assuming the question intends to refer to a gas with a molar mass that allows 11 g to be a relevant quantity, the closest answer that aligns with the volume one mole of gas occupies at STP is 22.4 liters, but since none of the options exactly match this, the best approach is to calculate the volume 11 g of a gas would occupy at STP based on the molar mass of the gas. Without the correct molecular formula or molar mass, we can't perform this calculation accurately. However, given the options, 3.8 L is the only one that seems reasonable for a specific quantity of gas less than one mole, assuming "SO₂" was meant to represent a real compound with a molar mass that would make 11 g less than one mole.

At STP Conditions,11 G of SO2 Have a Volume

At STP Conditions,11 G of SO₂ Have a Volume