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The volume of Oxygen gas at 250 °K is 4.00 L. At a constant pressure , what is the volume at 50 °K ? (Charles Law )
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The volume of Oxygen gas at 250 °K is 4.00 L. At a constant pressure , what is the volume at 50 °K ? (Charles Law )

The volume of Oxygen gas at 250 °K is 4.00 L. At a constant pressure , what is the-example-1
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Charles law =


(v1)/(t1) = (v2)/(t2)


(4)/(250) = (v2)/(50)

v2 = 0.8 L

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