In a place where the pressure is 102 kPa and the temperature is 33ºC, the mouth of an empty 27-liter bottle is opened and filled with air. What is the mass of the air filled into the bottle? a) 0.0407 kg B) 0.0229 kg NS) 0.0026 kg D) 0.0019 kg TO) 0.0314 kg

In a place where the pressure is 102 kPa and the temperature is 33ºC, the mouth of an empty 27-liter bottle is opened and filled with air. What is the mass of the air filled into the bottle? a) 0.0407 kg B) 0.0229 kg NS) 0.0026 kg D) 0.0019 kg TO) 0.0314 kg

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In a place where the pressure is 102 kPa and the temperature is 33ºC, the mouth of an empty 27-liter bottle is opened and filled with air. What is the mass of the air filled into the bottle?

0.0407 kg

0.0229 kg

NS)

0.0026 kg

0.0019 kg

TO)

0.0314 kg

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