Using Boyle's Law A balloon containing 100mL of air is placed in a jar attached to a vacuum pump. If the temperature remains constant, what would the volume of the balloon be if the pressure was reduced from 140.1kPa to 9.37kPa?

Using Boyle's Law A balloon containing 100mL of air is placed in a jar attached to a vacuum pump. If the temperature remains constant, what would the volume of the balloon be if the pressure was reduced from 140.1kPa to 9.37kPa?

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter6: The States Of Matter

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Problem 6.43E

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