307.0 ml of air is at 0 c. what is the volume (l) at 273 c

Use Charle's Law because we are dealing with volume and temperature.

v₁= 3017.0 ml

t₂ = 0

v₂= ???

t₂= 273°C

Change all mL's to L because the question says "What is the volume (L)...".

3017.0 mL = 3.017 L

Change the temperature into Kelvins:   Kelvin = Celsius + 273.15

0°C = 273.15 K

273°C = 546.15 K

Now you can plug it in the formula:

Then, do cross multiplication.

(3.017) (546.15) = (273.15) v₂

1,647.73 = (273.15 K) v₂

                                         Divide 273.15 on both sides

6.0296 L= V₂

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