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1.02 moles of carbon dioxide has is in a balloon at 0.00 degrees celcius at 1 atm what is the volume of the balloon? 

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Chemistry: Structure and Properties
Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition
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00:01 We're told that we have a weather balloon that is filled with 0 .66 moles of helium.
00:15 It is at 1 .00 atmospheres of pressure and is at a temperature of 2 .98 kelvin.
00:28 We are asked to find the volume of the balloon.
00:37 We're going to use the ideal gas law, so that means i need to jot that down.
00:52 And as you know, the ideal gas law is usually written this form, rearranging for v.
01:03 Okay, hang on just a second.
01:17 Okay, so let me switch colors just for clarity here.
01:23 So volume will equal n, r, t, and kelvin...
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