Complete the following table for an ideal gas.P (atm)V (L)п (mol)T6.562.00155°C0.3001.53155 K4.4725.01.78°C2.2510.577°C

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Complete the following table for an ideal gas. P (atm) V (L) n (mol) T 6.56 2.00 155°C 0.300 1.53 155 K 4.47 25.0 1.78 °C 2.25 10.5 77°C

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Complete the following table for an ideal gas.
P (atm)
V (L)
п (mol)
T
6.56
2.00
155°C
0.300
1.53
155 K
4.47
25.0
1.78
°C
2.25
10.5
77°C

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