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[" (a) "0.555m" and "1atm," to litre of "N_(2)O_(4)" decomposes to "NO_(2)" according to equation "],[" At "273K" and "1atm," to litre of "N_(2)O_(4)" decomposes to "NO_(2)" according to equation "],[N_(2)O_(4)(g)rightleftharpoons2NO_(2)(g)],[" What is degree of dissociation ( "alpha" ) when the original volume is "25%" less than that of existing "],[" volume? "]

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