You have 1.79mol (n) of a gas with a pressure of 22.64atm (P) and volume of 7.2L (V). What is the temperature (T)? ***Use the notes to find R in *** atm

You have 1.79mol (n) of a gas with a pressure of 22.64atm (P) and volume of 7.2L (V). What is the temperature (T)? Use the notes to find R in atm

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter13: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 152CP

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You have 1.79mol (n) of a
gas with a pressure of
22.64atm (P) and volume of
7.2L (V). What is the
temperature (T)?
***Use the notes to find R in
***
atm

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