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a gas has a volume of 525 ml at 625 torr. what would be the new...

a gas has a volume of 525 ml at 625 torr. what would be the new volume if the pressure was to change to 1.5 atm

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Intial                                   final

V1 = 525ml                     V2 =

P1 = 625torr                    P2 = 1.5atm = 1.5*760 = 1140torr

     P1V1      =      P2V2

      V2           = P1V1/P2

                    = 625*525/1140 = 287.82ml >>>> answer

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