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A gaseous chemical has a concentration of $41.6\:\mu mol/m^3$ in air at $1$ atm pressure and temperature $293\:K$. The universal gas constant $R$ is $82.05\times10^{-6}\;(m^3\:atm)/(mol\:K)$. Assuming that ideal gas law is valid , the concentration of the gaseous chemical (in ppm, round off to one decimal place), is  ______.
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