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The volume occupied by a mole of gas (molar volume,`V_(m)`) at `STP` is called the standard molar volume of an ideal gas is taken to be …… liters per mole at `0^(@)C`and `1 bar` pressure.

A

`22.7`

B

`22.4`

C

`24.7`

D

`21.3`

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A
When the `STP` conditions use `1 atm` pressure, the molar volume is `22.4 mol^(-)`. When the SATP conditions are used, the molar volume is `24.8 mol^(-)`. The derivations in standard molar volume indicate that goes do not behave ideally.
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