A sAmple of oxygen gas At A pressure of 70 9 torr and a temperature of 28.1°C, occupies a volume of 595 mL. If gas is compressed at A constant temperature until its pressure is 1050 fore, the volume of gas Ada sample will be -ML

A sAmple of oxygen gas At A pressure of 70 9 torr and a temperature of 28.1°C, occupies a volume of 595 mL. If gas is compressed at A constant temperature until its pressure is 1050 fore, the volume of gas Ada sample will be -ML

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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Chapter8: Gases

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A sAmple of oxygen gas At A pressure of 70 9 torr
and a temperature of 28.1°C, occupies a volume
of 595 mL. If gas is compressed at A constant
temperature until its pressure is 1050 fore, the
volume of gas Ada sample will be
- mL

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