EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/S01 Unit conversion 2740 torr and a temperature of 174 °C. If the piston is locked to maintain constant volume, calculate the pressure (atm) of the gas at 407 K. K = C + 273 1 atm = 760 torr the tolerance is +/-2% EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/SO2 An expandable weather balloon with a volume of 4.61 × 102 mL on the ground at 0.970 atm and 132 °C ascended to a height at which the temperature was 124 (°C) and the volume was 14.2 L. Calculate the atmospheric pressure (torr). Unit conversion K = C + 273 x 10 1 atm = 760 torr

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EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/S01
Unit conversion
2740 torr and a temperature of 174 °C. If the piston is locked to maintain constant volume, calculate the
pressure (atm) of the gas at 407 K.
K = C + 273
1 atm = 760 torr
the tolerance is +/-2%
Transcribed Image Text:EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/S01 Unit conversion 2740 torr and a temperature of 174 °C. If the piston is locked to maintain constant volume, calculate the pressure (atm) of the gas at 407 K. K = C + 273 1 atm = 760 torr the tolerance is +/-2%
EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/SO2
An expandable weather balloon with a volume of 4.61 × 102 mL on the ground at 0.970 atm and 132 °C
ascended to a height at which the temperature was 124 (°C) and the volume was 14.2 L. Calculate the
atmospheric pressure (torr).
Unit conversion
K = C + 273
x 10
1 atm = 760 torr
Transcribed Image Text:EMPIRICAL GAS LAW T01/SO2 An expandable weather balloon with a volume of 4.61 × 102 mL on the ground at 0.970 atm and 132 °C ascended to a height at which the temperature was 124 (°C) and the volume was 14.2 L. Calculate the atmospheric pressure (torr). Unit conversion K = C + 273 x 10 1 atm = 760 torr
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