Exercise question: LNG (liquified natural gas) is obtained by cooling the natural gas (methane, CHĄ) down to -162 °C. Calculate the volume (in L) occupied by 12.0 L of LNG if it is heated to 25 °C at 698 mmHg. (Density of LNG= 0.450 g/mL)

Exercise question: LNG (liquified natural gas) is obtained by cooling the natural gas (methane, CHĄ) down to -162 °C. Calculate the volume (in L) occupied by 12.0 L of LNG if it is heated to 25 °C at 698 mmHg. (Density of LNG= 0.450 g/mL)

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