A container of internal volume 22.0 m3 was punctured, and a hole of radius 0.050 mm was formed. If the nitrogen pressure within the container is initially 122 kPa and its temperature 293 K, how long will the pressure take to fall to 105 kPa?

A container of internal volume 22.0 m3 was punctured, and a hole of radius 0.050 mm was formed. If the nitrogen pressure within the container is initially 122 kPa and its temperature 293 K, how long will the pressure take to fall to 105 kPa?

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Chapter9: The Gaseous State

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