A chamber initially at 0.884 atm and 22.4 Lof He undergoes a change in pressure such that the final volume is 50.1 L. What is the final pressure assuming that temperature and the number of moles are constant? atm

A chamber initially at 0.884 atm and 22.4 Lof He undergoes a change in pressure such that the final volume is 50.1 L. What is the final pressure assuming that temperature and the number of moles are constant? atm

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