A scuba diver releases a balloon containing 115.0 L of helium attached to a tray of artifacts at an underwater archaeological site (see photo). When the balloon reaches the surface, it has expanded to a volume of 316.0 L. Image Credit: Jonathan Blair / Getty Images 3rd attempt Part 1 (1 point)See HintSee Periodic Table The pressure at the surface is 1.000 atm. What is the pressure at the underwater site? atm Part 2 (1 point)See Hint If pressure increases by 1.000 atm for every 10.00 m of depth, at what depth was the diver working? Assume the temperature remains constant. m
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A scuba diver releases a balloon containing 181.8 L of helium attached to a tray of artifacts at an underwater archeological site. When the balloon reaches the surface it has expanded to 478.5 L. The pressure at the surface is 1.098 atm. Pressure increases by 1.0 atm for every 10 m of depth. At what depth was the diver working? Assume the temperature of the helium is constant. Type your response in m to the nearest tenth of a m.
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