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1. A certain mass of gas occupies 330cm³ at 27⁰C and 9.0×10⁴ Nm/²pressure. Calculate it's volume at standard temperature and pressure=(1.0×10⁵Nm/²) ​
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1. A certain mass of gas occupies 330cm³ at 27⁰C and 9.0×10⁴ Nm/²pressure. Calculate it's volume at standard temperature and pressure=(1.0×10⁵Nm/²)

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I'm not quite sure about the significant figure. But the result should be around this value (374 cm^3)
1. A certain mass of gas occupies 330cm³ at 27⁰C and 9.0×10⁴ Nm/²pressure. Calculate-example-1
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