10 Challenge, Problem 10: A certain sample of H₂ gas (n = 3.2 mol) at a pressure of 4.98 atm, a volume of 4 L, and a temperature of 200 K has its initial properties changed to n = 5 mol, P = 6.3 atm, and V = 1.2 L. What is the final temperature of this gas?

10 Challenge, Problem 10: A certain sample of H₂ gas (n = 3.2 mol) at a pressure of 4.98 atm, a volume of 4 L, and a temperature of 200 K has its initial properties changed to n = 5 mol, P = 6.3 atm, and V = 1.2 L. What is the final temperature of this gas?

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10 Challenge, Problem 10: A certain sample of H₂ gas (n = 3.2 mol) at a pressure of 4.98 atm, a
volume of 4 L, and a temperature of 200 K has its initial properties changed to n = 5 mol, P =
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