.110. Suppose that there is 2.43 mol of nitrogen gas in an insulated, sealed 31.7-L container initially at 285 K. The specific heat of nitrogen gas is 1.04 kJ kg¯1 K-1 (note units). If a 5.44-kg block of iron at 755 K is placed in this container and it is sealed again (with no loss of nitrogen), what is the final pressure of the nitrogen gas?

.110. Suppose that there is 2.43 mol of nitrogen gas in an insulated, sealed 31.7-L container initially at 285 K. The specific heat of nitrogen gas is 1.04 kJ kg¯1 K-1 (note units). If a 5.44-kg block of iron at 755 K is placed in this container and it is sealed again (with no loss of nitrogen), what is the final pressure of the nitrogen gas?

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