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The mass of 560 cm3 (at STP) of an unknown gas is 1.60 g. This gas could be chlorine (71 g/mol) oxygen (32 g/mol) sulfur dioxide (64 g/mol) hydrogen (2 g/mol) carbon dioxide (44 g/mol)

The mass of 560 cm3 (at STP) of an unknown gas is 1.60 g. This gas could be chlorine (71 g/mol) oxygen (32 g/mol) sulfur dioxide (64 g/mol) hydrogen (2 g/mol) carbon dioxide (44 g/mol)

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The mass of 560 c m 3 (at STP) of an unknown gas is 1.60 g . This gas could be
chlorine ( 71 g / m o l )
oxygen ( 32 g / m o l )
sulfur dioxide ( 64 g / m o l )
hydrogen ( 2 g / m o l )
carbon dioxide ( 44 g / m o l )

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