How are gases affected under different atmospheric pressures

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How are gases affected under different atmospheric pressures? In what ways might this affect you if you are moving to a different elevation?

(11-2) PV = nRT is probably the most famous equation in physical chemistry. Can you please explain it? What applications in life would require using PV = nRT?

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