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8 December, 06:57

If it takes three "breathes" to blow up a balloon to 1.2 L, and each breath supplies the balloon with 0.060 moles of exhaled air, how many moles of air are in a 3.0 L balloon?

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  1. 8 December, 07:11
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    A 3.0 L balloon is 2.5 times as big as a 1.2L balloon, and 3 times. 060 equals. 18, so if you multiply. 18 by 2.5 you get. 45 moles of air i'm pretty sure
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