Using the data found in the table below,calculate the k value for Avogadro's Law.Pressure,kPa86.2Volume, Temperature,mL °C17.21 52.8Molecule147*Report rounded value with the correctnumber of significant digits.**Only use numeric values in youranswer. Do not use words, spaces, orsymbols (ie. %).** The k values determined experimentally areessentially conversion factors between thetwo variables. These k values can be used topredict the state of the gas if one of themeasurements are known.Predict the volume of a sample of gas if thetemperature of the gas is 56.5 °C and the kvalue for Charles' Law is 0.701 mL/°C.

Pressure = 86.2 kPaVolume = 17.21 mLTemperature = Molecules = 147Avogadro's Law is a fundamental…

Using the data found in the table below, calculate the k value for Avogadro's Law. Pressure,kPa 86.2 Volume, Temperature, mL °C 17.21 52.8 Molecule 147 *Report rounded value with the correct number of significant digits. **Only use numeric values in your answer. Do not use words, spaces, or symbols (ie. %).**

Using the data found in the table below, calculate the k value for Avogadro's Law. Pressure,kPa 86.2 Volume, Temperature, mL °C 17.21 52.8 Molecule 147 *Report rounded value with the correct number of significant digits. Only use numeric values in your answer. Do not use words, spaces, or symbols (ie. %).

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