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A gas cylinder at 34.0 C contains 22.5 L of hydrogen gas. If the temperature increases to 65.0 C, what is the new volume?
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A gas cylinder at 34.0 C contains 22.5 L of hydrogen gas. If the temperature increases to 65.0 C, what is the new volume?

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Charles' Law states: V1/T1=V2/T2

22.5L/34.0°C=x/65.0°C

x=(22.5/34.0)*(65.0)
x= 43.015L
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