Using the ideal gas equation, calculate the pressure of oxygen gas in a cylinder with a volume of 25.00 L. The oxygen masses 4.362 kg and room temperature is at 22.5 o C. How many moles of oxygen are there and what is the pressure of oxygen in atmospheres in the cylinder according to the ideal gas law?
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