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In general case, ( varying d , T , P ) p 0 v 0 = n 0 RT 0 and pv = nrt (

In general case, (varying d, T, P)
p0v0=n0RT0
and
pv=nrt (after reaction)
so
p0/RT0=C0(Because C0=n0/V0)
p/RT=C
so, C/C0=T0P/TP0 Isn't it?
What's wrong with my derive and why testbook derived In that way?
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