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Gas stoichiometry treats the gases as which kind of gas?
AReal gases, strong forces
BLiquefied gases only
CIdeal gases, as assumed
DOnly monatomic gases
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Ideal gases, as assumed
The ideal gas law is used, relating temperature, pressure and volume of the gases in the reaction.
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