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A gas occupies $200 m L$ at a pressure of $0.820$ bar at $20^{o} C$ . How much volume(in ml.) will it occupy when it is subjected to the external pressure of $1.025$ bar at the same temperature?

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$\frac{{P_{2} V}_{2}}{T_{2}} = \frac{{P_{1} V}_{1}}{T_{1}} ⟹ \frac{1.025 b a r \times V_{2}}{293 K} = \frac{0.820 b a r \times 200 m l}{293 K} ⟹ V_{2} = 160 m l$

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