Pressure of a gas at 127oC is 10 mm Hg and the pressure at 527oC is 20 Pa, what is the value of B?

Pressure of a gas at 127oC is 10 mm Hg and the pressure at 527oC is 2

1.	Pressure of a gas at 127oC is 10 mm Hg and the pressure at 527oC is 20 Pa, what is the value of B?
A.	225.1
B.	365.5
C.	499.2
D.	554.5View answer
Answer» E.

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