Estimate the final volume of the gas. (m^3)

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A gas consists of 83.0 mol% methane, 2.00 mol% ethane, and 15.0 mol% ethylene. A mass of 7.00 kilograms of this gas is to be compressed to a pressure of 200.0 bar at 90.0°C. Using Kay's rule, estimate the final volume of the gas. (m^3)

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