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Answer 1

Sorry, we haven't learned about this in Chemistry class. o.0

Answer 2

Sorry about that, I wish I can help though......

Answer 3

Or you might ask @MelissaHolmes, she's good. :D

Answer 4

However, she's not on now. o.0

Answer 5

It seems right, but Idk if you're using the right gas constant. The kPa just disappears. :o

Answer 6

It might just be one of those units that can be derived from the units of the gas constant J/mol-K

Answer 7

It can change depending on which units you use. For example, I use 0.08206 L-atm/mol-K most of the time.