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A gas occupies 50.0 ml at standard temperature and pressure. if the volume of gas increases to 120ml, what is the new pressure
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A gas occupies 50.0 ml at standard temperature and pressure. if the volume of gas increases to 120ml, what is the new pressure

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ok so, P1V1 = P2V2 this is.. (1atm)(50 ml) = (x atm)(120 ml)

Algebraically the answer should be 0.416 atm. which does make sense b/c in volume is increasing, vapor pressure is lowering.
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