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What will the pressure be if 89.9 moles of argon are contained in a 12.0 L cylinder that is pressurized at a temperature of 300

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irinina [24]2 years ago

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P=nRT/V
p=89.9(8.314)(12)/300
P=8969.14/300
P=29.89atm
P=29.9atm

Done!

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