Chemistry, 12.12.2020 16:40 george27212
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Calculate the correct volumes of gases for a change from the temperature indicated to standard temperature (Standard temperature = 0° C or 273K; show all work) Assume pressure remained the same. 3pts each.
5.93 m3 at 492 K
2.27 m3 at 9° C
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