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Jun 5, 2017

If the pressure goes up, the volume must go down. Yours doesn't.

Explanation:

#p*V=C# where #C# is a constant (everything else being unchanged).

#70kPaxx500mL=115kPaxxXmL->#

#X=(70kPa)/(115kPa)xx500mL~~304mL#

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