A nitrogen gas with a volume of 11.75 L was placed inside a chamber with a pressure of 2022 psi at a temperature of -181.0°C. The chamber was cooled until both pressure and volume reduced to half. What is the final temperature? The molar mass of nitrogen is 14.01g/mol.

A nitrogen gas with a volume of 11.75 L was placed inside a chamber with a pressure of 2022 psi at a temperature of -181.0°C. The chamber was cooled until both pressure and volume reduced to half. What is the final temperature? The molar mass of nitrogen is 14.01g/mol.

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A nitrogen gas with a volume of 11.75 L was placed inside a chamber with a pressure
of 2022 psi at a temperature of -181.0°C. The chamber was cooled until both
pressure and volume reduced to half. What is the final temperature? The molar mass
of nitrogen is 14.01g/mol.

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