At 0^(@)C, the density of nitrogen at 1 ...

At `0^(@)C`, the density of nitrogen at 1 atm is 1.25 kg/`m^(3)` . The nitrogen whch occuped 1500 ml at `0^(@)C` and 1 atm was compressed at `0^(@)C` and 575 atm and the gas volume was observed to be 3.92 ml, in violation of Boyl's law .what was the final density of this non-ideal gas ?

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