Chemistry, 08.06.2020 09:57, brucewayne8499

Carbon dioxide gas at a temperature of 35.0 C and a volume of 281mL. Determine the volume of the gas when the temperature of the gas is raised to 125 C if the pressure remains constant.

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Carbon dioxide gas at a temperature of 35.0 C and a volume of 281mL. Determine the volume of the gas...