If a balloon containing 28.6g of helium occupies 280mL, what volume will it occupy after 1.35 mol are removed? Assume there is no change to the atmospheric pressure or the temperature of the gas. Report your answer in units of mL to the ones place.

If a balloon containing 28.6g of helium occupies 280mL, what volume will it occupy after 1.35 mol are removed? Assume there is no change to the atmospheric pressure or the temperature of the gas. Report your answer in units of mL to the ones place.

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If a balloon containing
28.6g of helium occupies
280mL, what volume
will it occupy after 1.35
mol are removed?
Assume there is no
change to the
atmospheric pressure or
the temperature of the
gas. Report your answer
in units of mL to the
ones place.
If a balloon containing 28.6 g of helium occupies
280 ml, what volume will it occupy after 1.35 mol
are removed? Assume there is no change to the
atmospheric pressure or the temperature of the
gas.
Report your answer in units of mL to the ones
place.

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