A flask containing 179 cm of hydrogen was collected under a pressure of 20.9 kPa. What pressure would have been required for the vol- ume of the gas to have been 98 cm, assuming the same temperature? Answer in units of kPa.

A flask containing 179 cm of hydrogen was collected under a pressure of 20.9 kPa. What pressure would have been required for the vol- ume of the gas to have been 98 cm, assuming the same temperature? Answer in units of kPa.

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A flask containing 179 cm of hydrogen was
collected under a pressure of 20.9 kPa. What
pressure would have been required for the vol-
ume of the gas to have been 98 cm, assuming
the same temperature?
Answer in units of kPa.

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