Question 1 (1 point) Listen A balloon initially at a volume of 46.5 L containing 2.34 moles of helium springs a leak. If

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Question 1 (1 point) Listen A balloon initially at a volume of 46.5 L containing 2.34 moles of helium springs a leak. If

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Question 1 1 Point Listen A Balloon Initially At A Volume Of 46 5 L Containing 2 34 Moles Of Helium Springs A Leak If 1
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Question 1 (1 point) Listen A balloon initially at a volume of 46.5 L containing 2.34 moles of helium springs a leak. If the leak is fixed when the volume reaches 34.5 L, how many moles remain in the balloon? Your Answer: Answer units Question 2 (1 point) Listen A sample of an unknown gas at 25.0°C contains 4.25 moles of gas. If the volume is 28.9, What is the pressure of this sample of gas in atmospheres? Your Answer:
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