Grogu is helping the Mandalorian make repairs to his ship. They are dropping rapidly in the atmosphere and need to account for pressure changes. The current conditions in the ship are 670 KPa, and 18 degrees C. If the ship has a volume of 12300 L but compresses to 12000 L as they fall, and they need to keep the temperature at 20 degrees C when they land, what is the final pressure?

Grogu is helping the Mandalorian make repairs to his ship. They are dropping rapidly in the atmosphere and need to account for pressure changes. The current conditions in the ship are 670 KPa, and 18 degrees C. If the ship has a volume of 12300 L but compresses to 12000 L as they fall, and they need to keep the temperature at 20 degrees C when they land, what is the final pressure?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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