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4. Exactly 4.00L of air at 223K is warmed and expands to 6.0OL of volume. What is the new temperature if the pressure remains constant?

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Chapter4: Introduction To Gases

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Problem 65E: If 1.62 m3 of air at 120C and 738 torr is compressed into a 0.140 m3 tank, and the temperature is...

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4. Exactly 4.00L of air at 223K is
warmed and expands to 6.0OL of
volume. What is the new
temperature if the pressure
remains constant?

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