#19 55,61,13,89, 1819 Make the indicated pressure conversionsa)699mm Ha to atmospieresb.) 18.2 psi to mmc/862mm Ha to torc19) for each of the following sets of pressure /volume dota, colculate.the missing quantity. Assume that the amount of aas cemain constanta. V= 19.3E at 102.1 K fa ; V= 10.0L at? KPab. V= 25.7mL at 755 torr; V=? at 76lmm HaC.V=51.2L at l.05 atm: V=? at l12.2k Pa37.) If a 375-mL Sample of neon gas is heated from 24° to 72°Cat constant pressure, what will be the volume of the sample at thehigher tomperature?41.) If .00901 molepressure occupies a yolume of 242 mL, what volume wouldmole of neon occupy undlr the same conditions?ofgas at a particular temperoture and0070:neon

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19) for each of the following sels of pressure /volume data, calculate the missing auontity. Assume that the amount of gas cemain constant a. V= 19.3E at 102.1 Kfa; V= 10:04 at? kPa b. V= 25.7mL at 755 torr; V=? at 76lmm Ha C.V=51.2L at l.05 atm: V=? at 112.2K Pa

19) for each of the following sels of pressure /volume data, calculate the missing auontity. Assume that the amount of gas cemain constant a. V= 19.3E at 102.1 Kfa; V= 10:04 at? kPa b. V= 25.7mL at 755 torr; V=? at 76lmm Ha C.V=51.2L at l.05 atm: V=? at 112.2K Pa

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55,61,13,89, 181
9 Make the indicated pressure conversions
a)699mm Ha to atmospieres
b.) 18.2 psi to mm
c/862mm Ha to torc
19) for each of the following sets of pressure /volume dota, colculate.
the missing quantity. Assume that the amount of aas cemain constant
a. V= 19.3E at 102.1 K fa ; V= 10.0L at? KPa
b. V= 25.7mL at 755 torr; V=? at 76lmm Ha
C.V=51.2L at l.05 atm: V=? at l12.2k Pa
37.) If a 375-mL Sample of neon gas is heated from 24° to 72°C
at constant pressure, what will be the volume of the sample at the
higher tomperature?
41.) If .00901 mole
pressure occupies a yolume of 242 mL, what volume would
mole of neon occupy undlr the same conditions?
of
gas at a particular temperoture and
0070:
neon

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