An ideal gas has the following initial conditions: Vi = 495 cm3, Pi = 6 atm, and Ti = 100°C. What is its final temperature if the pressure is reduced to 1 atm and the volume expands to 1000 cm3?

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An ideal gas has the following initial conditions: Vi = 495 cm3, Pi = 6 atm, and Ti = 100°C. What is its final temperature if the pressure is reduced to 1 atm and the volume expands to 1000 cm3?

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