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To do 4 th HW assignment due Friday, 2/27, 10 pm. It is open now. 3 rd Quiz Friday, 2/27 in Discussion. Read Chapter and do text HW for Thursday. 1

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PV/nRT vs. P 7

Clicker Question You have two 4.50-L containers at 25°C, one with 1.0 mol helium gas and one with 1.0 mol SF 6 gas. In which container is there a greater pressure? a)The container filled with helium gas. The atoms are faster and hit more often. b)The container filled with SF 6 gas. The molecules are heavier and hit with more force. c)The gases in the containers exert equal pressure. 8