Chemical Principles
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Chapter 5, Problem 41E
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Interpretation:Volume occupied by
Concept introduction:Avogadro’s gaseous lawsuggests volume varies directly with moles of the ideal gas, as long as pressure and temperature remain constant.
Mathematically, the relation that holds true between volume and moles that holds true is as follows:
The consequence of
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