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What mass of potassium nitrate would you have to heat in order to produce 1.00dm of oxygen at rtp?

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What mass of potassium nitrate would you have in order to produce 1.00dm of oxygen at rtp?
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DrBob222
Use PV = nRT; substitute rtp conditions and solve for n.

Then 2KNO3 ==> 2KNO2 + O2

You know mols O2 from above. Then
mols KNO3 = mols O2 from above x (2 mol KNO3/2 mols O2).
Finally, grams KNO3 = mols KNO3 x molar mass KNO3.
8 years ago

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