A few miles above the earth, the pressure drops to 0.00001 atm. What would be the volume of a sample of gas at that altitude if its volume were 4.0 L at sea level?
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A few miles above the earth, the pressure drops to 0.00001 atm. what would be the volume of a sample
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Answered Dec 22, 2010
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