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100cm3 of a gas at 27degree Celsius exert a pressure of its volume is increased to 200cm3 at 127 degrees Celsius
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100cm3 of a gas at 27degree Celsius exert a pressure of its volume is increased to 200cm3 at 127 degrees Celsius

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Answer: 100cm3 of gas at 27°c exert a pressure of 750mmHg. Calculate its pressure if it's volume is increased to 250cm3 at 127°c? In Chemistry

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