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Aquantity of an ideal gas is collected in a graduated tube over the mercury in a barometer type arrangement. the volume of gas at 20°c is 50ml and the level of mercury is 100mm above the outside of the mercury level. the atmospheric pressure is 750mm. the volume of gas at stp is

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