Two separate containers, filled with nitrogen gas, each contain0.58 moles of gas. Container 1 has a volume of 0.212 L at atemperature of 165 K. The second container is kept at 149.2 K. Whatis the volume (in liters) of nitrogen gas in container 2?Containers are kept at a constant pressure.

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