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Vertical cylinder is filled with 0.10 moles of an ideal gas at standard temperature and pressure, and a 1.4-kg piston is initially held above the gas and seals the gas in the cylinder. uniform gravity acts downward. the seal is frictionless. the resulting trapped column of gas is 2.4 meters high. the piston and cylinder are surrounded by air which is also at standard temperature and pressure.
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