How the heck did my prof get this answer? 1 mol of TNT (RMM of 227, density 1.65 g cm^-3) occupies 137.6 cm^3. I tried using pV = nRT, but no dice.

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Anonymous Fri Apr 25 11:12:43 2014 No.6499226 [Reply] [Original]

How the heck did my prof get this answer?

1 mol of TNT (RMM of 227, density 1.65 g cm^-3) occupies 137.6 cm^3.

I tried using pV = nRT, but no dice.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 25 11:18:46 2014 No.6499233 >>6499226 How can you use ideal gas law for something that isn't a gas?

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 25 11:19:29 2014 No.6499234 >>6499226 op is a faggot i am op mass / density = volume p.s. op is a faggot good day

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 25 11:20:30 2014 No.6499236 >>6499233 The material is dealing with gases, so I assumed it was. >muh assumptions >cant even read title >condensed phase explosives >muh autism

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 25 12:12:40 2014 No.6499277 >>6499226 you dont even need any formulas to see how he got it, you have 3 numbers, look at the dimensions, make it a volume. am i getting trolled?

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