One microliter each of 1-bromopropane, methyl isobutyl ketone, and vinyl chloride was injected into a 6.00-liter evacuated canister and pressurized with nitrogen to 30.0 psig differential pressure. Calculate the gas concentrations at 0.982 atm and 20 degree Celsius.

One microliter each of 1-bromopropane, methyl isobutyl ketone, and vinyl chloride was injected into a 6.00-liter evacuated canister and pressurized with nitrogen to 30.0 psig differential pressure. Calculate the gas concentrations at 0.982 atm and 20 degree Celsius.

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One microliter each of 1-bromopropane, methyl isobutyl ketone, and vinyl
chloride was injected into a 6.00-liter evacuated canister and pressurized with
nitrogen to 30.0 psig differential pressure. Calculate the gas concentrations at
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