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When calculating stoichiometric relationships in gas reactions using the combined gas law, why is it important to convert the volumes and pressures to STP

When calculating stoichiometric relationships in gas reactions using the combined gas law, why is it important to convert the volumes and pressures to STP
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When calculating stoichiometric relationships in gas reactions using the combined gas law, why is it important to convert the volumes and pressures to STP

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Converting volumes and pressures to STP (Standard Temperature and Pressure) when using the combined gas law ensures consistency and accuracy in stoichiometric calculations by establishing a common reference point for comparing and measuring gases.
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