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Calculate the number of molecules in one cc of a perfect gas at `27^@C` and at a pressure of 15 mm of mercury. Take mean KE of a molecule at `27^@C` as `5xx10^(-11)` J and density of mercury = 13600 `kg/m^3` and g=`9.8 m/s^2`.

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