Answer to Question #116391 in General Chemistry for Claire

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Question #116391

P1 = 766 torr; T1 = 10.0 °C; P2 = 650.5 torr; T2 = ? °C

Expert's answer

p1/T1= p2/T2

T2= p2 x T1/p1 = 650.5 x 283/ 766 =240.32 K.= -32.68 C

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