An 18 oz. can of hair spray contains 0.532 L of a gas mixture containing polymers and propellant at ambient temperatures (assume 74.0 °F for this problem). The resulting pressure is 3.68 atm. If this gas were kept at a constant pressure, what would the volume (in mL) of the gas be if the gas were cooled to 47 "F, an average winter temperature in Mississippi? What would the volume (in mL) of the gas be (at constant pressure) if it were heated to 77 °F, an average temperature in April in Mississippi? Assume an ideal gas. A. 505: 535

An 18 oz. can of hair spray contains 0.532 L of a gas mixture containing polymers and propellant at ambient temperatures (assume 74.0 °F for this problem). The resulting pressure is 3.68 atm. If this gas were kept at a constant pressure, what would the volume (in mL) of the gas be if the gas were cooled to 47 "F, an average winter temperature in Mississippi? What would the volume (in mL) of the gas be (at constant pressure) if it were heated to 77 °F, an average temperature in April in Mississippi? Assume an ideal gas. A. 505: 535

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An 18 oz. can of hair spray contains 0.532 L of a gas mixture containing polymers and propellant at
ambient temperatures (assume 74.0 °F for this problem). The resulting pressure is 3.68 atm. If this
gas were kept at a constant pressure, what would the volume (in mL) of the gas be if the gas were
cooled to 47 F, an average winter temperature in Mississippi? What would the volume (in mL)
of the gas be (at constant pressure) if it were heated to 77 °F, an average temperature in April in
Mississippi? Assume an ideal
gas.
A. 505: 535

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