Give only typing answer with explanation and conclusion 4. A chunk of dry ice, CO2(s), weighing 3.5 g is sealed inside a 2.0 L soda bottle initially containing 1.0 bar of air. What is the total pressure in the bottle after the dry ice sublimes and comes to 298.15 K? Enter the value with the appropriate number of significant figures. ⓘ bar

Give only typing answer with explanation and conclusion 4. A chunk of dry ice, CO2(s), weighing 3.5 g is sealed inside a 2.0 L soda bottle initially containing 1.0 bar of air. What is the total pressure in the bottle after the dry ice sublimes and comes to 298.15 K? Enter the value with the appropriate number of significant figures. ⓘ bar

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter7: Solutions And Colloids

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