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calculate the pressure exerted by (1,000x10 ^ 0) moles of methanes at 298K in a container of (3,50000x10 ^ 0) L Méthane= 2.283 bar L2mol -2 b= 0.04278 L mol^-1

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter6: The Gaseous State

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Problem 6.3QE

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