(B)A container has a 2.50-liter volume of hydrogen gas at T= -196 °C, which is warmed to 100 °C. Then, you have to calculate the volume of the hot hydrogen gas in a cubic meter? Assuming no change in pressure.

(B)A container has a 2.50-liter volume of hydrogen gas at T= -196 °C, which is warmed to 100 °C. Then, you have to calculate the volume of the hot hydrogen gas in a cubic meter? Assuming no change in pressure.

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warmed to 100 °C. Then, you have to calculate the volume of the hot hydrogen
gas in a cubic meter? Assuming no change in pressure.
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ground level. Calculate the volume of the balloon under these conditions in m'?

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