Chemistry, asked by 2020688, 10 months ago

what would the volume of a gas be at -150˚C, if it had a volume of 693mL at 45˚C?

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Answered by Anonymous

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V1/T1=V2/T2

T1=-150=273-150=123K

T2=45=45+273=318K

V2=693*10^-3

V1=(V2/T2)*T1

V1=693*10^-3*123/318

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