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1. A sample of carbon monoxide (CO) gas has a volume of 7.31L at a pressure of 735 mm Hg and a temperature of 45°C. Determine the following for this gas sample: a. Pressure in milliliters of mercury at T = 357°C and V=13.5L b. Temperature in degrees Celsius at P = 1275 mm Hg and V = 0.800L c. Volume in liters at T = 45°C and P = 325 mm Hg d. Pressure in atmospheres at T = 325°C and V = 2.31L

1. A sample of carbon monoxide (CO) gas has a volume of 7.31L at a pressure of 735 mm Hg and a temperature of 45°C. Determine the following for this gas sample: a. Pressure in milliliters of mercury at T = 357°C and V=13.5L b. Temperature in degrees Celsius at P = 1275 mm Hg and V = 0.800L c. Volume in liters at T = 45°C and P = 325 mm Hg d. Pressure in atmospheres at T = 325°C and V = 2.31L

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