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the volume of a gas is 568.4 ml at 23.2 if the temperature is increased to 93.4 without changing the pressure what is the new volume of the gas ?
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the volume of a gas is 568.4 ml at 23.2 if the temperature is increased to 93.4 without changing the pressure what is the new volume of the gas ?

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Do not incinerate "why the gas in the gas is initially at 23degree and 360kPa and the can has a volume of 350Ml

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