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the volume occupied by a gas at stp is 250 liters. At what pressure (in atmospheres) will the gas occupy 1500 liters

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Step-by-step explanation:

1 atm = 250l

x = 1500

250x = 1 X 1500

x= 1500/250

x= 6atm

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