Determine the specific gravity of chlorine gas at 17 degrees Celsius [°C] and a pressure of...
Determine the specific gravity of chlorine gas at 17 degrees Celsius [°C] and a pressure of 0.7 atmospheres [atm]. Assume chlorine is an ideal gas and obeys the ideal gas law. The molecular weight of chlorine is 70 grams per mole [g/mol].
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