A steel tank starts with 1.241 moles of argon gas in it, with a pressure of 1.903 atm. 150.65 additional grams of argon are pumped into the tank. What is the final total pressure in the tank? (Hint: convert grams to moles)

A steel tank starts with 1.241 moles of argon gas in it, with a pressure of 1.903 atm. 150.65 additional grams of argon are pumped into the tank. What is the final total pressure in the tank? (Hint: convert grams to moles)

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Chapter13: Gases

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Problem 152CP

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