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Steady state conc. of O2 radicals is 0.04 ppmv @ 25 deg C

Please note: this is the second time that this question has been posted. The answer is NOT a. 4.00 x 10 ^-8 atm, b. 1.63 x 10^-9 mol/L, c. =9.86 x 10 ^13 molecules/cm^3


121. During a photochemical smog episode in the coastal city of Seattle, the steady-state concentration of oxygen radicals at ground level was measured to be 0.04 ppmv at 25 degrees celsius. Convert this value to:
a. partial pressure in atm
b. the molarity scale
c. the molecules per cm-3 scale

****Please answer only if you're 100% sure you're right - my program is very picky and likes to tell me that the answer's wrong :( Thanks!!

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