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A gas is stored at a pressure of 1520 mmhg and a temperature of 300k the pressure is increased to 2280 mmhg while the volume remains unchanged what is the new temperature of the…

A gas is stored at a pressure of 1520 mmhg and a temperature of 300k the pressure is increased to 2280 mmhg while the volume remains unchanged what is the new temperature of the…
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a gas is stored at a pressure of 1520 mmhg and a temperature of 300k the pressure is increased to 2280 mmhg while the volume remains unchanged what is the new temperature of the gas

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450K

Step-by-step explanation:

P1/T1=P2T2

T2= P2T1/P1

T2= (2280 mmHg *300K)/1520 mm Hg

T2=450K

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