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A desiccator of internal volume of $1$ litre and containing nitrogen at $1 a t m$ pressure is partially evacuated to a final pressure of $7.6 m m H g$ while the temperature remains constant. What is the volume of the gas at this stage?

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Volume will remain same as the volume of vessel it won't change.

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