A 369 iter tank of compressed nitrogen (N₂) with a pressure of 581 psi is sitting in a warehouse at a temperature of 33.5°C, How much volume would this nitrogen occupy if it were released to the atmosphere at 22°C? Give your answer in liters. (Note-1 atm 14.096 psi)

A 369 iter tank of compressed nitrogen (N₂) with a pressure of 581 psi is sitting in a warehouse at a temperature of 33.5°C, How much volume would this nitrogen occupy if it were released to the atmosphere at 22°C? Give your answer in liters. (Note-1 atm 14.096 psi)

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