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There is a question: when liquid chlorine vaporizes, 1 L of liquid chlorine produces ( ) liters of chlorine gas. A. 256L B. 356L C. 456L D. 556L The answer is C. How is this calculated? Please provide an explanation
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Liquid chlorine has a specific gravity of about 1.42 and a molar mass of 70.9; the volume per mole of chlorine after vaporization is approximately 22.4 liters, which corresponds to 1420/70.9*22.4. Taking temperature into account as well yields a result that is fairly close to this value

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