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A gas has a pressure of 736.0 mmH at 313 K. The pressure is increased to 855.0 mmH, what is the new temperature?

A gas has a pressure of 736.0 mmH at 313 K. The pressure is increased to 855.0 mmH, what is the new temperature?
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A gas has a pressure of 736.0 mmH at 313 K. The pressure is increased to 855.0 mmH, what is the new temperature?

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363.6K

Step-by-step explanation:


\frac{p{1}}{t{1}} = \frac{p{2}}{t{2}}


t{2} = \frac{p{2} * t{1}}{p{1}}


t{2} = (855 * 313)/(736)


t{2} = 363.6k

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