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What will be the volume of 1 L of liquid water at a pressure of 14. 7 PSI if the pressure doubles and the temperature remains the same?

What will be the volume of 1 L of liquid water at a pressure of 14. 7 PSI if the pressure doubles and the temperature remains the same?
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What will be the volume of 1 L of liquid water at a pressure of 14. 7 PSI if the pressure doubles and the temperature remains the same?

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Answer:

0.5 L

Step-by-step explanation:

PV=nRT

If all else stays constant

P*2 => V/2

V= 0.5L

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