When a balloon is filled with air, the pressure inside the balloon is equal to the atmospheric pressure. A balloon is filled with 3.69 L of air on a nice summer day with an atmospheric pressure of 101.21 kPa. What would the volume of the balloon be if the atmospheric pressure dropped to 89.73 kPa (the level of a category 5 hurricane) with no change in temperature? 4.16 L 3.27 L 7.85 L 4.92 L

When a balloon is filled with air, the pressure inside the balloon is equal to the atmospheric pressure. A balloon is filled with 3.69 L of air on a nice summer day with an atmospheric pressure of 101.21 kPa. What would the volume of the balloon be if the atmospheric pressure dropped to 89.73 kPa (the level of a category 5 hurricane) with no change in temperature? 4.16 L 3.27 L 7.85 L 4.92 L

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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