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2) A.37 m3 of gas is allowed to expand to .75 m³. As this happens the temperature goes from 21° C to 28.3° C. If the initial pressure was 39.8 N/m2, what is the new pressure?

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Chapter2: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases

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