A mixture was prepared in a 500 mL reaction vessel from 389 mL of O2 (measured at 21.3 °C and 770 torr) and 549 mL of H2 (measured at 43.5 °C and 1320 torr). The mixture was ignited and the H2 and O2 reacted to form water. What was the final pressure inside the reaction vessel after the reaction was over if the temperature was held at 111 °C?

A mixture was prepared in a 500 mL reaction vessel from 389 mL of O2 (measured at 21.3 °C and 770 torr) and 549 mL of H2 (measured at 43.5 °C and 1320 torr). The mixture was ignited and the H2 and O2 reacted to form water. What was the final pressure inside the reaction vessel after the reaction was over if the temperature was held at 111 °C?

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