An isolated quantity of an ideal gas at 299.1 K has a volume of 14.96 L at a pressure of 1.64 atm. What is the volume of this gas sample when the absolute temperature is reduced to one third and the pressure is reduced to one third?

An isolated quantity of an ideal gas at 299.1 K has a volume of 14.96 L at a pressure of 1.64 atm. What is the volume of this gas sample when the absolute temperature is reduced to one third and the pressure is reduced to one third?

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Chapter19: Temperature

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An isolated quantity of an ideal gas at 299.1 K has a volume of 14.96 L at a pressure of 1.64 atm.
What is the volume of this gas sample when the absolute temperature is reduced to one third and the pressure is reduced to one third?

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