1. Applying what we learned. Given your data for the initial volume of 350 nm3 calculate thePznew pressure if the container size increases to 600 nm. Assume the temperature of thecontainer stavs.constant at 300 K. Show work on a hard copy or separate piece of paper.P.V, = R.V2%3D

Given : Initial volume = 350 nm3 Final volume = 600 nm3 Assuming that the initial pressure of gas…

Applying what we learned. Given your data for the initial volume of 350 nm3 calculate the new pressure if the container size increases to 600 nm3. Assume the temperature of the container stavs.constant at 300 K. Show work on a hard copy or separate piece of paper.

Applying what we learned. Given your data for the initial volume of 350 nm3 calculate the new pressure if the container size increases to 600 nm3. Assume the temperature of the container stavs.constant at 300 K. Show work on a hard copy or separate piece of paper.

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1. Applying what we learned. Given your data for the initial volume of 350 nm3 calculate the
Pz
new pressure if the container size increases to 600 nm. Assume the temperature of the
container stavs.constant at 300 K. Show work on a hard copy or separate piece of paper.
P.V, = R.V2
%3D

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