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Volume of a closed cylinder is 22.4 L and it contains 4g of hydrogen at `0^@C` IF the temperature is `60^@C`, then what will be the pressure ? If 14 g nitrogen at `0^@C` is filled in the cylinder instead of hydrogen,then what will be its pressure at `100^@C`?

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2.44 standard atmosphere
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