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If a gas occupies 3.67L at a pressure of 102.5 kPa what will its volume be at 100.9 Kpa at constant temperature?
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P V = k T, so at constant temperature, PV is constant Initial PV = (102.5 x 3.67) = 376.175 ====> At constant temp, V = (376.175 / P) Final P = 100.9. Final V = (376.175 / 100.9) = 3.7282 L (rounded)
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