A cylinder contains 19.16 mol of carbon dioxide and has a volume of 4.94 L. The gas is at a temperature of 300.56 K. Using the Van de Waals equation, what is the pressure inside the cylinder in atmospheres? -Remember, 1 bar = 0.9869 atm. Report your answer using three significant figures. Table 1. Van der Waals constants for carbon dioxide. carbon dioxide a L-bar mol² 3.640 L-bar mol-K R=0.08314- b(l) mol 0.04267

A cylinder contains 19.16 mol of carbon dioxide and has a volume of 4.94 L. The gas is at a temperature of 300.56 K. Using the Van de Waals equation, what is the pressure inside the cylinder in atmospheres? -Remember, 1 bar = 0.9869 atm. Report your answer using three significant figures. Table 1. Van der Waals constants for carbon dioxide. carbon dioxide a L-bar mol² 3.640 L-bar mol-K R=0.08314- b(l) mol 0.04267

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