For ideal gases with each of the following sets of P, V, n, and T, determine the missing number. Note that these different sets of numbers are not related to one another. Pay Du attention to the units. To Ma Part Pressure (P) Volume (V) moles (n) Temperature (Tr a) 3.50 atm 2.20 L 0.29 mol 45.7°C Tas b) 250 kPa 2250 mL 4.08 mol 16.224 c) kPa 0.0420 m 3 5.00 mol 339 K 335.54 1.24 mol 357 K 880 torr 31.37

For ideal gases with each of the following sets of P, V, n, and T, determine the missing number. Note that these different sets of numbers are not related to one another. Pay Du attention to the units. To Ma Part Pressure (P) Volume (V) moles (n) Temperature (Tr a) 3.50 atm 2.20 L 0.29 mol 45.7°C Tas b) 250 kPa 2250 mL 4.08 mol 16.224 c) kPa 0.0420 m 3 5.00 mol 339 K 335.54 1.24 mol 357 K 880 torr 31.37

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