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Estimate the fraction of molecular volume to the actual volume occupied by oxygen gas at STP. Take the diameter of an oxygen molecule to be `3 Å`.

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Diameter of an oxygen molecule ,d=3 Å
Raidus `=(d)/(2)=(3)/(2)`
`= 1.5 Å = 1.5 × 10_(–8)` cm
Actual volume occupied by 1 mole of oxygen gas at STP = `22400 cm^3`
` V=(4)/(3) pir^(3).N` Molecular volume of oxygen gas ,
Where ,N is Avogadro's number `=6.023xx10^23` molecules /mole
`therefor V =(4)/(3)xx3.14xx(1.5xx10^-8)^3xx6.023xx10^23=8.51 cm^3`
Ratio of the molecular volume to the actual volume of oxygen` =(8.51)/(22400)`
`=3.8xx10^-4`
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Knowledge Check

  • 1 L oxygen gas at STP will weigh

    A
    1.43 g
    B
    2.24 g
    C
    11.2 g
    D
    22.4 g
  • The diameter of an oxygen molecule is 3 Ã… The ratio of molecular volume to the actual volume occupied by the oxygen gas at STP is

    A
    `2xx10^(-4)`
    B
    `1xx10^(-4)`
    C
    `1.5xx10^(-4)`
    D
    `4xx10^(-4)`
  • The maximum volume at STP is occupied by

    A
    `12.8` gram `SO_(2)`
    B
    `0.5` mole of `NO_(2)`
    C
    `6.023xx10^(22) "molecules of" CH_(4)`
    D
    `1 "gram molecules of" CO_(2)`