Question 7 The figure below represents three sealed 2.0L vessels, each containing different gases at 298 K.The pressure of CO, in the first vessel is 100. kPa. After all the gases are combined in a previouslyevacuated 2.0L vessel, what is the total pressure of the gases at 298 K, assuming no reactions occur7.2.between gas molecules?CO,N,2L2L2L4La. 700. kPab. 350. kPac. 175 kPad. 600. kPaA student performed experiments on the effect of changing temperature on the pressure of the followinggases. Which gas and conditions could be expected to have results closest to ideal gas behavior?8.a. N, at 100 kPa and 273 Kc. O, at 100 kPa and 373 K2b. N, at 50 kPa and 373 Kd. O, at 50 kPa and 473 K2.2

Given: Pressure of CO2 = 100 kPa Temperature = 298 K Volume of vessel = 2.0 L

7. The figure below represents three sealed 2.0 L vessels, each containing different gases at 298 K. The pressure of CO, in the first vessel is 100. kPa. After all the gases are combined in a previously evacuated 2.0L vessel, what is the total pressure of the gases at 298 K, assuming no reactions occur between gas molecules? 图国圈 CO. 0, 2L N, 2L 2L 4L a. 700. kPa b. 350. kPa с. 175 kPa d. 600. kPa

7. The figure below represents three sealed 2.0 L vessels, each containing different gases at 298 K. The pressure of CO, in the first vessel is 100. kPa. After all the gases are combined in a previously evacuated 2.0L vessel, what is the total pressure of the gases at 298 K, assuming no reactions occur between gas molecules? 图国圈 CO. 0, 2L N, 2L 2L 4L a. 700. kPa b. 350. kPa с. 175 kPa d. 600. kPa

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Chapter5: Gases

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