53. Consider the initial. and final data for an ideal gas: Which expression gives the final volume, V2, in liters? Initial Final 3 atm 2L Temperature 300 K Pressure Volume 5 atm ?L 400 K (A) 2x 중x0 400 300 (B) 2× x 400 300 400 300 (D) 2x 를x200

53. Consider the initial. and final data for an ideal gas: Which expression gives the final volume, V2, in liters? Initial Final 3 atm 2L Temperature 300 K Pressure Volume 5 atm ?L 400 K (A) 2x 중x0 400 300 (B) 2× x 400 300 400 300 (D) 2x 를x200

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53. Consider the initial.
and final data for an
ideal gas:
Which expression
gives the final
volume, V2, in liters?
Initial Final
3 atm
2L
Temperature 300 K
Pressure
Volume
5 atm
?L
400 K
(A) 2x 중x0
400
300
(B) 2× x
400
300
400
300
(D) 2x 를x200

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