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What happens to the pressure of a sample of a gas if its volume were changed from 6.0 L to 3.0 L?
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Assuming gas is ideal and mass is conserved, solve for n:
P1V1/(RT)=n;
n=(3*24)/RT
Compressing the gas to a new volume and solving for P:
P2=nRT/V2
P2=(3*24)/RT * RT/16
P2 = 3*24/16
P2 = 4.5 ATM
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