What is the volume of 100 g neon at STP?

Well

STP

specifies 100⋅kPa,and 273.15⋅K...

Explanation:

And so we solve for n

moles of gas

in the Ideal Gas equation, and of course we have to fish out an appropriate gas constant...

n=PVRT=100⋅kPa×10⋅L8.314⋅L⋅kPa⋅K−1⋅mol−1×273.15⋅K

=0.440⋅mol

And thus a mass of 0.440⋅mol×20.18⋅g⋅mol−1...approx. 9⋅g...

Explanation:

explanation:

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