By international agreement, which of the following correctly đescribes the $TP (standard temperature and pressure), and standard volume for an ideal gas? 760 torr, 273.15 K, 22.4 L 1 atm, - 273.15 °C, 23.4 L O 760 mmHg, 0°C, 23.4 L 101325 Pa, - 273.15 K, 22.4 L

By international agreement, which of the following correctly đescribes the $TP (standard temperature and pressure), and standard volume for an ideal gas? 760 torr, 273.15 K, 22.4 L 1 atm, - 273.15 °C, 23.4 L O 760 mmHg, 0°C, 23.4 L 101325 Pa, - 273.15 K, 22.4 L

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By international agreement, which of the following correctly đescribes the $TP (standard temperature and pressure), and standard volume for an ideal gas?
760 torr, 273.15 K, 22.4 L
1 atm, - 273.15 °C, 23.4 L
O 760 mmHg, 0°C, 23.4 L
101325 Pa, - 273.15 K, 22.4 L

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