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Given the

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Mass of carbondioxide to be 44 what is it vapour density

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asked by Dabira
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vapor density = molar mass/molar mass H2.

answered by DrBob222
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Did you know that the vapor density of a substance can be calculated based on its molecular mass? For instance, if we consider the molecular mass of carbon dioxide to be 44, its vapor density can be determined. The vapor density is determined by dividing the molecular mass of a compound by 2 times the molar mass of hydrogen. As you can see, understanding the concept of vapor density allows scientists to analyze and compare the properties and behavior of different substances.

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