Obtain the pressure exerted by the gas, with the following data: n= 2.35 mol, R= 0.0821 atm*l/mol*k, T= 344.5 °k, P= 5.92 ltr

Obtain the pressure exerted by the gas, with the following data: n= 2.35 mol, R= 0.0821 atml/molk, T= 344.5 °k, P= 5.92 ltr

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Obtain the pressure exerted by the gas, with the following data: n= 2.35 mol, R= 0.0821 atm*l/mol*k, T= 344.5 °k, P= 5.92 ltr

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Given

Number of mole ( n ) = 2.35 mole

Gas constant ( R ) = 0.0821 L.atm/(mol.K )

Temperature ( T ) = 344.5 K

Volume ( V ) = 5.92 Liter

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