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The temperature of a gas rose from 250K to 350K. At 350K, the volume of the gas was 3.0L. If the pressure did not change, what was the initial volume of the gas?
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The temperature of a gas rose from 250K to 350K. At 350K, the volume of the gas was 3.0L. If the pressure did not change, what was the initial volume of the gas?

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that would be (250/350 )* 3 = 2.143 liters to nearest thousandth
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