11) The temperature of a 9382 mL sample of Ne is changed, causing a change in pressure from 121.94 kPa to 175.82 kPa. If its new temperature is 849.71K and its new volume is 310.1 mL, what was the initial temperature in Kelvin? 12) A sample of O3 at -38.62 °C experiences a change in volume from 3846.8 mL to 5820.5 mL. If its new pressure is 73634.12 torr at -164.3 °C, what was the initial pressure in torr?

11) The temperature of a 9382 mL sample of Ne is changed, causing a change in pressure from 121.94 kPa to 175.82 kPa. If its new temperature is 849.71K and its new volume is 310.1 mL, what was the initial temperature in Kelvin? 12) A sample of O3 at -38.62 °C experiences a change in volume from 3846.8 mL to 5820.5 mL. If its new pressure is 73634.12 torr at -164.3 °C, what was the initial pressure in torr?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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