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1. At atmospheric pressure, a sample of Cl2 gas has a volume of 3.45 L at 51.0ºC. What volume, in liters, will the Cl2 gas occupy if the temperature is decreased to -55.0ºC?

2. At constant temperature, a sample of 3.75 L of N2 at 775 mmHg pressure is compressed until the
volume decreases to 3.15 L. What is the new pressure of N2 in units of atmospheres?

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