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352 mL of chlorine exerts a pressure of 680 mmHg. What will the volume be if the pressure is changed to 161.3 kPa?
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352 mL of chlorine exerts a pressure of 680 mmHg. What will the volume

be if the pressure is changed to 161.3 kPa?

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The answer would be 0.198 liters.

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