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What is the volume occupied by the CO2 produced by an average household if stored by CCS 750 meters underground at a pressure of 115 atm? The average temperature at this depth is 150.0\deg C.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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underground at a pressure of 115 atm? The average temperature at this depth is 150.0\deg C.

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