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A tank with volume of 0.1 m³ contains 0.55 kg of Oxygen. If the temperature is 20 °C and R= 0.3 kPa . m³/kg. K, Then the the pressure is

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A tank with volume of 0.1 m³ contains 0.55
kg of Oxygen.
If the temperature is 20 °C and R= 0.3 kPa
m³/kg. K, Then the
the pressure is
kPa

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