Gas P\textsubscript{1} V\textsubscript{1} T\textsubscript{1} P\textsubscript{2} V\textsubscript{2} T\textsubscript{2} A 0.81 atm 6.91 L 239. K \boxed{} atm 1.01 L 377. K B 1.9 atm 36.0 L 58. \textdegree C 619. mmHg \boxed{} L 41. \textdegree C C 978. mmHg 284. mL 279. K 571. mmHg 0.49 L \boxed{} K
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- Convert 619 mmHg to atm: 619 mmHg * (1 atm / 760 mmHg) = 0.814 atm - Convert 978 mmHg to atm: 978 mmHg * (1 atm / 760 mmHg) = 1.29 atm - Now all pressures are in atm. Show more…
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