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At 20.1 0C and 1.00 atm, a gas evolved during glucose fermentation has a volume of 780 mL. Apply the Charles’ law equation to compute for the volume of this gas at 36.5 0C fermentation temperature

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Answer:

1.416L

Explanation:

Charles Law states that V1/T1 = V2/T2, following this we have your original Temperature, 20.1 C and original volume .780. Along with your final temp we can calculate the final Temp.

.780L/20.1C = x/36.5C

x = 1.416

(1.42) If you're counting the Sig-Figs

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