Scientific Notation: Representing Temperature and Pressure in Experiments

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Scientific Notation: Representing Temperature and Pressure in Experiments

Here's how to represent the conditions Omar is using:

* Temperature: 298 K (Kelvin)

* Pressure: 1 atm (atmosphere)

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