Please help with number 4. Thank you Name:Peer Leader:Date:For all problems involving calculations, show your work. Carry the units through eachcalculation and follow significant figure rules.1.atm2.44mmHgModule 7 Worksheet452Torr960kPa237PSI20.72. There are 36.7 grams of ammonia gas trapped in a non- deformable container. Calculate thevolume of the gas occupied in the container under STP conditions.1873. Calculate the volume of 5.9 x 1023 molecules of propane gas trapped in a container at apressure of 253.3 kPa and a temperature of 269 °F4.A lightbulb contains 0.0753 g of helium gas with a pressure of 189 torr at 22.0 °C. Thelight bulb is then turned on and, after a period of time, the temperature rises to279 °C. Calculate the final pressure inside the lightbulb.5.In a car engine, a 425 mL cylinder and piston system is filled with a mixture of 0.83 gand 0.37 g of octane and oxygen gas, respectively. Both gases are at a temperature of 28 °C. If

Given , Initial Conditions (data) : mass of helium = 0.0753 gPressure , P1= 189 torr =189760 atm…

4. A lightbulb contains 0.0753 g of helium gas with a pressure of 189 torr at 22.0 °C. The light bulb is then turned on and, after a period of time, the temperature rises to 279 °C. Calculate the final pressure inside the lightbulb.

4. A lightbulb contains 0.0753 g of helium gas with a pressure of 189 torr at 22.0 °C. The light bulb is then turned on and, after a period of time, the temperature rises to 279 °C. Calculate the final pressure inside the lightbulb.

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Please help with number 4. Thank you

Name:
Peer Leader:
Date:
For all problems involving calculations, show your work. Carry the units through each
calculation and follow significant figure rules.
1.
atm
2.44
mmHg
Module 7 Worksheet
452
Torr
960
kPa
237
PSI
20.7
2. There are 36.7 grams of ammonia gas trapped in a non- deformable container. Calculate the
volume of the gas occupied in the container under STP conditions.
187
3. Calculate the volume of 5.9 x 1023 molecules of propane gas trapped in a container at a
pressure of 253.3 kPa and a temperature of 269 °F
4.
A lightbulb contains 0.0753 g of helium gas with a pressure of 189 torr at 22.0 °C. The
light bulb is then turned on and, after a period of time, the temperature rises to
279 °C. Calculate the final pressure inside the lightbulb.
5.
In a car engine, a 425 mL cylinder and piston system is filled with a mixture of 0.83 g
and 0.37 g of octane and oxygen gas, respectively. Both gases are at a temperature of 28 °C. If

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