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If the gas in question was air (I assume gas does not mean gasoline in this case) there would be 1.225g/dm3 at sea level with a pressure of 1013.25 millibars and a temperature of 150C. The container in this case is 1L which is equal to 1dm3 in volume and 1.5g of air will give the container a pressure of 1013.25x1.5/1.225 The result is 1240.71mb. Claudiosanto

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