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Charles' Law Calculation Questions
Given a container of helium gas with an initial volume of 488 L and temperature of 66 °C,
calculate the volume if the temperature is changed to 29.6 °C.
Given your answer to the nearest L.
HINT 1
The relationship between temperature and volume is
V
1
/T
1
=V
2
/T
2
HINT 2
Remember temperature must be in Kelvin to have a liner relationship between temperature and volume.
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