Calculate the total pressure (in atm to 2 sf) in a container with 616 torr N2, 104 torr O2, and 40. torr CO2.

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  1. Calculate the total pressure (in atm to 2 sf) in a container with 616 torr N2, 104 torr O2, and 40. torr CO2.
  2. Calculate the volume (in L to 2 sig figs) of 15.735 g CO2 gas if it is pressurized to 2.0 atm at 0.0°C.
  3. Calculate the pressure (in atm to 2 sig figs) of a balloon (initially at 25.0°C and 0.98 atm) after it is submerged into liquid nitrogen to a temperature of -196.0°C.

  4. Will the following conditions increase the solubility of the gas oxygen (O2) in solution (y/n)?

        1. An increase the temperature of the solution
        2. Replacing water with blood containing hemoglobin
        3. A decrease in the pressure of the room in which the water and N2 are located (ie, try the experiment on a mountain top instead of at sea level).

          5. Use table 6.1 below: The vapor pressure of water at various temperatures to answer the questions below.

          a. Water boils at sea level (Patm = 760 torr) at 100°C.  Estimate the temperature (in °C) at which water boils in Johnstown if the atmospheric pressure (Patm) is 701 torr.
          b. If you hang wet sheets outside on a clothesline on a sunny winter day when the temperature is 0°C, they will eventually dry.  Explain why using the table above.
          6. 
        4. Calculate the molecules of gas (to 2 sig figs) in a 0.75 L container that has a pressure of 814 mmHg at a temperature of 315 K.

          T (°C)

          Pvp (mmHg)

          T (°C)

          Pvp (mmHg)

          T (°C)

          Pvp (mmHg)

          T (°C)

          Pvp (mmHg)

          -10

          2.15

          50

          92.51

          92

          566.59

          97.5

          694.47

          0

          4.58

          60

          149.38

          93

          588.24

          98

          707.20

          10

          9.21

          70

          233.17

          94

          610.59

          98.5

          720.12

          20

          17.54

          80

          354.53

          95

          633.64

          99

          733.25

          30

          31.82

          90

          525.27

          96

          657.41

          99.5

          750.93

          40

          55.32

          91

          545.60

          97

          681.93

          100

          760.00



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