4. a student was given the following question: how many liters are there in 32 g of cl2 gas? the student gave the following work: 32 g cl2/1 x 22.4 cl2/ 1 mole cl2=716.8 moles cl2 is the students work correct? if yes, explain why. if no, show the correct work, answer and units.

Well, if you solve the equation, you'll be able to determine the amount of liters in Cl₂ gas. 

First, lets convert 32g of Cl₂ to moles.

To convert to moles, we would find the GFM. 

The GFM of Cl₂ is 70g/mol.

Since we are given the grams, we could find the moles by dividing
32g
--------= .457mol
70g/mol

After converting to moles, we could now convert the number of moles to liters.

(.457mol)(22.4L)= 10.23L

After finding the answer and analyzing the student's steps, we could determine that the student is incorrect because the amount of moles in Cl₂ is .457 moles not, 716.8 moles.

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