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Transcribed Image Text:A closed 200mL flask has a pressure of 6atms, a temperature of 51°C and 18.7 particles of gas. If
16.7 particles are added to the flask and the temperature is changed to 40.7°C, what is the new
pressure?
PV
nRT
PV
n.RT
°C+ 273 =K
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