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A nitrogen gas collected in a tube has a volume of 0.86 mL, a temperature of 316.48 degrees kelvin, and a pressure 1.17 atm. Two

days later, the volume of the nitrogen was 1.06 mL but the pressure did not change. What was the temperature two days later

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rewona [7]2 years ago

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Use the formula PV=NRT to find the amount of moles of nitrogen gas. Then use the same formula using the amount of moles found to find the temperature

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