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This question was simply poorly worded, because ideal conditions for a gas does not imply the number of moles. If it were standard conditions, then typically the amount of gas would ideally be 1 mol. However, ideal conditions simply pertain to abiding the ideal gas law.
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I agree that this question was poorly worded. However, aside from its flaw of failing to mention the number of moles, it is a relatively straight-forward, good question. It forces us to recall the properties of an ideal gas and standard conditions.
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So for future reference if they do not specify number of moles and say assume ideal gas conditions this automatically means 1mol of substance?
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zanekoch1A wrote:So for future reference if they do not specify number of moles and say assume ideal gas conditions this automatically means 1mol of substance?
I would assume so.
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