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1.86 moles of a gas occupies 245L at 281 degrees C with a pressure of 0.63 ATM. The pressure is increased to 886 ATM with the same temp. What is the volume?

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n = 1.86 moles
V = 245 L
T = 281 degrees C
P = 0.63 atm

The pressure is increased to 886 atm with the same temp. What is the volume?

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