Consider a reaction vessel of fixed volume containing 24.78 grams of nitrogen gas and 12.388 grams of fluorine gas at a temperature T=212.5 °F and a pressure of 699.9 Torr. Nitrogen and fluorine will react to make NF3. Assuming the temperature remains constant, calculate the final pressure of the mixture (in atm) and the volume of the container in liters.

Consider a reaction vessel of fixed volume containing 24.78 grams of nitrogen gas and 12.388 grams of fluorine gas at a temperature T=212.5 °F and a pressure of 699.9 Torr. Nitrogen and fluorine will react to make NF3. Assuming the temperature remains constant, calculate the final pressure of the mixture (in atm) and the volume of the container in liters.

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