A sample of methane gas (CH4) at 15.7 °C is either heated or cooled. The pressure increases from 1.29 atm to 3.87 atm, and the volume of the sample changes from 4.89 L to 4.91L To what temperature, in °C, was the methane heated or cooled? Answer:

A sample of methane gas (CH4) at 15.7 °C is either heated or cooled. The pressure increases from 1.29 atm to 3.87 atm, and the volume of the sample changes from 4.89 L to 4.91L To what temperature, in °C, was the methane heated or cooled? Answer:

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