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A sample of 4.0 L of nitrogen, at 1.2 atmospheres, is transferred to a 12 L container. What will the pressure be in the new container? (please show work)

A sample of 4.0 L of nitrogen, at 1.2 atmospheres, is transferred to a 12 L container. What will the pressure be in the new container? (please show work)
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A sample of 4.0 L of nitrogen, at 1.2 atmospheres, is transferred to a 12 L container.

What will the pressure be in the new container?
(please show work)

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Answer:

0.40 atm

Step-by-step explanation:

P1V1 = P2V2

(1.2)(4.0) = P2(12)

P2 = 0.40 atm

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