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A scientist obtains a flask of oxygen gas with a temperature of 314 K and a volume of exactly 100 liters. If the flask contains 88 moles of gas, what is the pressure?
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A scientist obtains a flask of oxygen gas with a temperature of 314 K and a volume of

exactly 100 liters. If the flask contains 88 moles of gas, what is the pressure?

User Daniel Kessler
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Answer:

22.11 atm

Step-by-step explanation:

Use the ideal gas law PV=nRT

P(100)=88(.08)(314)

100P=2210.56

P=22.11 atm

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