2. Find the density in pound per cubic feet of ammonia gas at 100C when confined by apressure of 1600 mmHg. The density of a gas at 0°C were measured at several pressures with the following resultsPressure(atm)Density (g/L)0.178930.358080.5374510.71702

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2. Find the density in pound per cubic feet of ammonia gas at 100C when confined by a
pressure of 1600 mmHg.

The density of a gas at 0°C were measured at several pressures with the following results
Pressure(atm)
Density (g/L)
0.17893
0.35808
0.53745
1
0.71702

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