Using the gas law: pV = nRT, and keeping the same number of moles of gas (n),we find the final volume V2:V2 = (T2/p2)*(p1*V1/T1) = (293 K/ 4.0 atm)*(2.0 atm...
The weight and size of the molecules that are negotiated in the ideal gas law increase the volume of the gas mixture. However, as the container has a constant volume,...
For this task we use the Dalton’s law which says that total pressure of mixture of gases equals to the sum of partial pressures of individual gases: Ptotal=PA+PB+PC+PD Therefore PD...
P is proportional to nPco2/PN2 = nco2/nN2Moles of gas is equal to the weight/molecular weight of gasPco2 is twice that of PN2Pco2 = 2PN2, weight of N2 = 9.05 gram2PN2/PN2...
Mass of nitrogen= 5.08 gNo.of mole of nitrogen= 5.08/28= .182Partial pressed of nitrogen let = PPV=nRTV=.182RT/PIn case of carbon dioxideMass of carbon dioxide=?Partial pressure of carbon dioxide= 2PPV=nRTn=PV/RTn=2P×.182RT/PRTn=.364 Mass of...
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