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The molar mass of an ideal gas can be calculated from the expression

A

`M = (dRT)/(PV)`

B

`M = (RT)/(Pd)`

C

`M = (Pd)/(RT)`

D

`M = (dRT)/(P)`

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The correct Answer is:
D
`PV = nRT " or " PV = (g)/(M) R " or " M = (1)/(P) (g)/(V) RT`
`:. M = (d)/(P) RT`
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