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Chen-liu has a sample of chlorine in a 10.00ml container at 25.00 and 0.9840 ATM if the gas is compressed to a volume of 7.600ml the temperature will rise to 26.00c and the resulting preassure will b?
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The resulting pressure will be 1.298 atm.
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