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What pressure in atmospheres is required to compress 6.25 L of gas at STP to a volume of 2.875 L?
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p1 x V1 = p2 x V2
so
p1 = [1.0 (atm) x 6.25 (L)] / 2.875 (L) = 2.17 atm
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