If the weight of one atom is 16/NA gm and it forms X2 type gas, how many grams of X2 - Chemistry - Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Question

If the weight of one atom is 16/NA gm and it forms
X2 type gas, how many grams of X2 is required
to fill up a gas vessel with volume 350mL at 0oC and to
obtain the pressure 2 atm?

Mehvash Shams · Accepted Answer

If the weight of one atom is 16/NA gm and it forms X2 type gas, how many grams of X2 is required to fill up a gas vessel with volume 350mL at 0oC and to obtain the pressure 2 atm?

If the weight of one atom is 16/N_A gm and it forms X₂ type gas, how many grams of X₂ is required to fill up a gas vessel with volume 350mL at 0^oC and to obtain the pressure 2 atm?