Calculate each of the following quantities for an ideal gas:a)The volume of the gas in litre, if 2.57 moles have a pressure of 1.86atm at a temperature of -12°C.b)The absolute temperature of a gas at which 6.79 X 10 2 molesoccupies 164 ml at 893 torr.c)The pressure in atm, if 8.25 X 10 ² moles occupies 255 mL at 15°C.d)If oxygen gas is used, calculate the mass of the oxygen gas ingrams, if 5.49 L at 45°C has a pressure of 11.25 kPa.

solution for question number- a given values are - no. of moles = n = 2.57 moles pressure = P = 1.86…

Calculate each of the following quantities for an ideal gas: a) The volume of the gas in litre, if 2.57 moles have a pressure of 1.86 atm at a temperature of -12ºC. b) The absolute temperature of a gas at which 6.79 X 10 ² moles occupies 164 ml at 893 torr. c) The pressure in atm , if 8.25 X 10 2 moles occupies 255 mL at 15°C.

Calculate each of the following quantities for an ideal gas: a) The volume of the gas in litre, if 2.57 moles have a pressure of 1.86 atm at a temperature of -12ºC. b) The absolute temperature of a gas at which 6.79 X 10 ² moles occupies 164 ml at 893 torr. c) The pressure in atm , if 8.25 X 10 2 moles occupies 255 mL at 15°C.

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Chapter10: Solids, Liquids, And Phase Transitions

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