Which of the following is correct?Select one:a. 75.0 cm Hg = 75.0 torrO b. 153 kPa = 1.55 x 10- atmOc. 25.0 psi =172 kPaO d. 5.64 x 10° atm = 742 mm HgO e. 5.99 x 10 in. Hg = 1.77 × 10 Pa- search

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Section10.2: Gas Laws: The Experimental Basis

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Which of the following is correct? Select one: Oa. 75.0 cm Hg = 75.0 torr %3D Ob. 153 kPa = 1.55 x 10 atm. O C. 25.0 psi =172 kPa %3D O d. 5.64 x 10 atm = 742 mm Hg O e. 5.99 x 10 in. Hg 1.77 x 10 Pa