8. How many grams of water vapor are there in a room with temperature 27Â°C and dimensions 4 meters x 3 meters x 2.5 meters? Assume that the room is saturated with water vapor â in other words, the partial pressure of water vapor in the room equals the vapor pressure of water at 27Â°, which is 26.7 mmHg. A) 42.8 grams B) 771 grams C) 1339 grams D) 24,100 grams E) 30,000 grams

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