A cylinder measuring 3.4 cm wide and 4.1 cm high is filled with gas and the piston pushed down with a steady force. piston cylinder gas Calculate the force on the piston if the pressure in the gas is measured to be 640. kPa. Write your answer in units of kilonewtons. Round your answer to 2 significant digits. AN

A cylinder measuring 3.4 cm wide and 4.1 cm high is filled with gas and the piston pushed down with a steady force. piston cylinder gas Calculate the force on the piston if the pressure in the gas is measured to be 640. kPa. Write your answer in units of kilonewtons. Round your answer to 2 significant digits. AN

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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