Chemistry, 06.04.2020 23:43, christopherandp66l91

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4) A spherical weather balloon has volume of 12.0 L when inflated at STP.
Assuming it could stay anchored and intact, as a hurricane passed
overhead lowering the pressure to 720.0 mm Hg what would be the new
volume of the balloon assuming the temperature stays at 0 C?
0 0.0167L
O 12.7L
0 0.0167 atm
O 11.36

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4) A spherical weather balloon has volume of 12.0 L when inflated at STP.
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