- A 2.50 L rigid gas storage device initially at 50.0 degrees Celcius and
1.75 kPa was in a burning building. What temperature in degrees Celsius would the container
have to reach to explode if the container can withstand 4.00 kPa? You must prove your answer
mathematically. (15 points)
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