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0.39 moles of a gas fill a 5.0 l container that connects to a balloon through a closed valve. if the valve is opened an pressure

remains the same, what would be the total number of moles of gas needed in order to inflate the balloon by 1.5

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harina [27]2 years ago

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Answer: 5.39

Explanation: you are adding the balloon's volume and the container's volume

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