A sample of gas under a pressure of 622 mm Hg has a temperature of of 233 K. The pressure is increased to 988 mm Hg, while the volume remains constant. What will be the new temperature at this pressure? Show all work in the space provided, and then write your final answer on the short line.

A sample of gas under a pressure of 622 mm Hg has a temperature of of 233 K. The pressure is increased to 988 mm Hg, while the volume remains constant. What will be the new temperature at this pressure? Show all work in the space provided, and then write your final answer on the short line.

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A sample of gas under a pressure of 622
mm Hg has a temperature of of 233 K. The
pressure is increased to 988 mm Hg,
while the volume remains constant. What
will be the new temperature at this
pressure? Show all work in the space
provided, and then write your final answer
on the short line.

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