147+/-Question 20 of 30A balloon is filled to a volume of1.50 L with 3.00 moles of gas at25.0 °C. With pressure andtemperature held constant, whatwill be the volume (in L) of theballoon if 0.60 moles of gas areadded?2583609OLSubmitTap here or pull up for additional resourcesXUx 100

Given : Pressure, P = constant Temperature, T = constant V1 = 1.50 L n1= 3.0 moles V2 = ? n2 = 3.60…

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