6. At the Sprite bottling plant where the temperature is at -235K, each bottle can hold 380 atm ofpressurized carbon dioxide gas (to make the soda fizzy). At room temperature 298K what is the newpressure?7. A toy balloon is filled to 135 ml at a temperature of 22.5 °C. What temperature in Kelvin does it needto be heated to expand to 250 mL?8. Two Chainz' pet giraffe, Bubbles, breathes 1275mL of room temperature oxygen every 10 minutesfrom an oxygen tank pressured to 2.0 atm. What will his new "breath" volume need to be if the pressurein the tank is increased to 2.5 atm?9. The barometer that Fox 5 News uses said that the atmospheric pressure today was 1.08 atm inAtlanta. The temperature was 28°C. If a cold front is coming through the city and cools the air to 20°C,what will the barometer read?10. You and your hot date are going on a hot-balloon ridel As you are flying around, the volume of theballoon is 2300L at 22 psi. To land, you need 15 psi of pressure. What will the new volume of the balloonneed to be before landing?

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6. At the Sprite bottling plant where the temperature is at -235K, each bottle can hold 380 atm of pressurized carbon dioxide gas (to make the soda fizzy). At room temperature 298K what is the new pressure?

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6. At the Sprite bottling plant where the temperature is at -235K, each bottle can hold 380 atm of
pressurized carbon dioxide gas (to make the soda fizzy). At room temperature 298K what is the new
pressure?
7. A toy balloon is filled to 135 ml at a temperature of 22.5 °C. What temperature in Kelvin does it need
to be heated to expand to 250 mL?
8. Two Chainz' pet giraffe, Bubbles, breathes 1275mL of room temperature oxygen every 10 minutes
from an oxygen tank pressured to 2.0 atm. What will his new "breath" volume need to be if the pressure
in the tank is increased to 2.5 atm?
9. The barometer that Fox 5 News uses said that the atmospheric pressure today was 1.08 atm in
Atlanta. The temperature was 28°C. If a cold front is coming through the city and cools the air to 20°C,
what will the barometer read?
10. You and your hot date are going on a hot-balloon ridel As you are flying around, the volume of the
balloon is 2300L at 22 psi. To land, you need 15 psi of pressure. What will the new volume of the balloon
need to be before landing?

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