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calculate the final centigrade temperature required to change 20 litres of gas at 120 degree Celsius and 1 atmosphere to 25 litr

es at 2 atmosphere

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AlladinOne [14]2 years ago

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Explanation:

pv=nRT

1×20=（273+120）×0.0082×N

2×25=（273+T)×0.082×N

(273+T)=1965/2

T=609.5

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