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Convert from mL > L then convert to Moles.  Cross the Mole bridge (PM me if you need help with that).  Then convert back to L and mL.

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Gas law can be used though, as he is looking for the volume. And they are gases. Your example uses 2 solids

The Idea Gas law isn't used how you're describing it. It's a relationship between state variables of a gas, not for converting volume of one substance to another. 

 

So if you're given volume, you have to look up the density to convert to mass. Density tables are given somewhere in the texbook appendix. Once you have mass, then use the amu to convert to mol and then just do stoichiometry.

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Gas law can be used though, as he is looking for the volume. And they are gases. Your example uses 2 solids

But only the volume is given. You have to convert 'mole to mole'.

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