IIA volume of 26.5 mL of nitrogen gas was collected in a tube at a temperatureof 17° C and a pressure of 737 mm Hg. The next day the volume of thenitrogen was 27.1 mL with the barometer still reading 737 mm Hg. Whatwas the temperature on the second day?•K

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A volume of 26.5 mL of nitrogen gas was collected in a tube at a temperature
of 17° C and a pressure of 737 mm Hg. The next day the volume of the
nitrogen was 27.1 mL with the barometer still reading 737 mm Hg. What
was the temperature on the second day?
•K

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