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Starting with a gas of N2 in a syringe of pressure 772.0mmHg and volume 1719.5mL, what is its final volume, in liters,

  • Starting with a gas of N2 in a syringe of pressure 772.0mmHg and volume 1719.5mL, what is its final volume, in liters, if you compress it to 963.3mmHg?

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