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1. The temperature of a 4.0 L gas is changed from 27 C to 327 C. What will the new volume be provided pressure does not change?
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2. A gas has a pressure of 2280 mm Hg at 323 C. What is the new temperature at STANDARD pressure of 760 mm Hg?
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3. A gas syringe contains 35.0 mL of gas at 330K. Determine the volume of the syringe when the temperature is increased to 990K.
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