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Neko [114]
3 years ago
8

A sample of a gas takes up 2.35L of space at room temperature (20.0ºC). What volume will the gas occupy at -5.00ºC? (Hint: Don’t

forget to convert the temperatures to kelvins.)
Chemistry
1 answer:
sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago
3 0
So if it is 2.35L at the temperature 20.0^C and you want the volume at -5.00^C this is hw you would solve it for example 20.0^C to 2.00L it would be 10 degrees per Liter so it would be here 10 degrees every liter so you would do 20.0 % 2.35 = / then find the answer and then find out how many degrees that answer is off of -5.00 then once you get that divide -5.00 with that answer.<span>
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