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Each astronaut produces 8.8 x 102 g CO2 per day that must be removed from the air on the shuttle. If a
typical shuttle mission is 9 days, and the shuttle can carry 3.50 x 104 g LiOH, what is the maximum
number of people the shuttle can safely carry for one mission?

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