quizzes/2332375/take O 5.12 mL HBr solution Question 4 8 p A balloon is filled so that its volume is 1165 mL when the pressure is 725 torr and the temperature is 28.5°C. What is the temperature (in °C) if it moves to a new environment where the pressure is 0.845 atm and its volume is 1.24 L? O287 °C .0.374 C 27 °C 0 11°C O 0.284 °C 8p Question 5 A 4.85 g sample of a gas is under 789 mm Hg pressure at 35.4 °C in a 2.125 L vessel. What is the molar mass of the gas?

quizzes/2332375/take O 5.12 mL HBr solution Question 4 8 p A balloon is filled so that its volume is 1165 mL when the pressure is 725 torr and the temperature is 28.5°C. What is the temperature (in °C) if it moves to a new environment where the pressure is 0.845 atm and its volume is 1.24 L? O287 °C .0.374 C 27 °C 0 11°C O 0.284 °C 8p Question 5 A 4.85 g sample of a gas is under 789 mm Hg pressure at 35.4 °C in a 2.125 L vessel. What is the molar mass of the gas?

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