Describe oxygen gas is commonly sold

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Oxygen gas is commonly sold in 45.5 L steel containers at a pressure of 131atm .What volume (in liters) would the gas occupy if its temperature was raised from 20.0 C to 35.5 C at constant 131 atm

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