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A sample of air has a volume of 250 cm3 at a temperature of 60 C. At what temperature will this volume be 0.35 L? Oa) 466.2 K or 193.2C Ob) 277 K or 84C Oc) 357 K or 84 C. Od) 471 K or 198 C

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A sample of air has a volume of 250 cm3 at a temperature of 60 C. At what
temperature will this volume be 0.35 L?
Oa) 466.2 K or 193.2C
Ob) 277 K or 84C
Oc) 357 K or 84 C.
Od) 471 K or 198 C

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