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9. Complete the following table for an ideal gas. Pressure Volume (L) n (mol) Temperature (K) 0.125 .360 152 1.74 atm 9.30 x 10-1 311 1.69 x 103 Pa 0.201 273 873 torr 1.50 0.501

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9. Complete the following table for an ideal gas.
Pressure
Volume (L)
n (mol)
Temperature (K)
0.125
.360
152
1.74 atm
9.30 x 10-1
311
1.69 x 103 Pa
0.201
273
873 torr
1.50
0.501

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