Container A Pressure 1.911 atm Volume 9.11 L Moles 0.911 mol Based on the information provided above, what is the temperature in container A in kelvin? Be sure to round your answer for significant figures, and be sure NOT to include units in your answer-

Container A Pressure 1.911 atm Volume 9.11 L Moles 0.911 mol Based on the information provided above, what is the temperature in container A in kelvin? Be sure to round your answer for significant figures, and be sure NOT to include units in your answer-

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter5: Measurements And Calculations

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Problem 50A

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Moles
0.911 mol
Based on the information provided above, what is the temperature in container A in kelvin?
Be sure to round your answer for significant figures, and be sure NOT to include units in your answer.

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