Two reference tables list the molar volume of an ideal gas at 0 °C as 22.4 L and 24.0…
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Problem
Two reference tables list the molar volume of an ideal gas at 0 °C as 22.4 L and 24.0 L respectively. Which factor mainly accounts for the difference between these two quoted values?
(a) Difference in chosen standard temperature (0∘Cvs25∘C)
(b) Difference in chosen standard pressure
(c) Error in the numerical value taken for the gas constant R
(d) Confusion between Celsius and Kelvin temperature scales