A 2.47 L container at 60.0 °C contains 6.90 g of N₂O₂(g). The N₂O3 gas decomposes completely, producing NO₂ (g) and NO(g). Assuming the container volume and the temperature do not change, calculate the pressure of the gas mixture after the complete decomposition of N₂O3.

A 2.47 L container at 60.0 °C contains 6.90 g of N₂O₂(g). The N₂O3 gas decomposes completely, producing NO₂ (g) and NO(g). Assuming the container volume and the temperature do not change, calculate the pressure of the gas mixture after the complete decomposition of N₂O3.

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A 2.47 L container at 60.0 °C contains 6.90 g of N₂O₂(g). The N₂O, gas decomposes completely, producing NO₂(g) and
NO(g). Assuming the container volume and the temperature do not change, calculate the pressure of the gas mixture after the
complete decomposition of N₂O3.
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