2. A sample of oxygen gas occupies 1.9 L atpressure of 1156 torr. What volume will itoccupy when the pressure is changed to912 torr and temperature remains constant?3. The pressure of hydrogen gas in a constantvolume cylinder is 5.01 atm at 21.0 °C.What will be the pressure if thetemperature is raised to 70.0 °C?4. A 988 mL sample of air is at 852 mm Hgand 34.1 °C. What will the temperature ofthis gas be, in Fahrenheit, at 955 mm Hgand a volume of 602 mL?5. A sample of a gas occupies 9850 mL atSTP. What volume will the gas occupy at95 °C and 675 torr?

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2. A sample of oxygen gas occupies 1.9 L at
pressure of 1156 torr. What volume will it
occupy when the pressure is changed to
912 torr and temperature remains constant?
3. The pressure of hydrogen gas in a constant
volume cylinder is 5.01 atm at 21.0 °C.
What will be the pressure if the
temperature is raised to 70.0 °C?
4. A 988 mL sample of air is at 852 mm Hg
and 34.1 °C. What will the temperature of
this gas be, in Fahrenheit, at 955 mm Hg
and a volume of 602 mL?
5. A sample of a gas occupies 9850 mL at
STP. What volume will the gas occupy at
95 °C and 675 torr?

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