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- FH@FarazUpdate 3 days ago
Hi there,
That's because Jules rounded off this answer to 2 significant figures and wrote the answer as scientific notation.
You can review significant figures and scientific notation in chapter 1. I would recommend revising your concepts by watching the videos in these topics.
I hope it helps. Let us know if you have more questions.
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- FH@FarazUpdate 3 days ago
If you use 22.414689 L as the molar volume, you'll get 0.7004.
0up votes•0replies - FH@FarazUpdate 3 days ago
Hi there,
That's because the value of standard molar volume used in the first method has 3 significant figures (22.4). While the values used in the second method have more significant figures, that's why the answer is a little different. But that should not be a problem because the answers are not too different from each other.
I hope it helps. Let us know if you have more questions.
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