Problem: What is the density of a sample of argon gas at 54°C and 800 mmHg? (a) 1.57 g/L (b) 15.67 g/L (c) 9.49 g/L (d) 1191.04 g/L

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What is the density of a sample of argon gas at 54°C and 800 mmHg? 

(a) 1.57 g/L 

(b) 15.67 g/L 

(c) 9.49 g/L 

(d) 1191.04 g/L

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