Chemistry, 17.01.2020 01:31 jiskd

Aclosed, "empty" tank containing air at 97 kpa and 22°c survives intact in a fire. if the tank is able to withstand a maximum internal pressure of 350 kpa, what is the maximum temperature it
could have reached during the fire?

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