aretheir respective bulbs. When the valve is closed, the following47. Consider two bulbs separated by a valve. Both bulbs aremaintained at the same temperature. Assume that when thevalve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealed inO atm is pro-a 30.0% (byg/mL)?ive explosiveaseous prod-nium nitratevalve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealeddata apply:Bulb ABulb BCOGasNethe decom-2.50 L2.00 LVin a 50.0-L1.09 atm0.773 atmhe resulting? (AssumeitAssuming no temperature change, determine the finalinside the system after the valve connecting the two bulbs isopened. Ignore the volume of the tube connecting the two bulbs.48. Follow the instructions of Problem 47 for the followingset of bulbs.pressurebut highlyIt can passe presencerotoluene,Bulb XBulb Y•mbustionproducingGas0 CO2CH4tle when5°C and6.00 LbyV.3.00 LPbasgl 1.25 atm2.66 atm

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Ibs are 47. Consider two bulbs separate maintained at the same temperature. Assume that when the valve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealed in their respective bulbs. When the valve is closed, the following data apply: Bulb B Bulb A CO Gas Ne 2.00 L V 2.50 L 1.09 atm 0.773 atm

Ibs are 47. Consider two bulbs separate maintained at the same temperature. Assume that when the valve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealed in their respective bulbs. When the valve is closed, the following data apply: Bulb B Bulb A CO Gas Ne 2.00 L V 2.50 L 1.09 atm 0.773 atm

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their respective bulbs. When the valve is closed, the following
47. Consider two bulbs separated by a valve. Both bulbs are
maintained at the same temperature. Assume that when the
valve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealed in
O atm is pro-
a 30.0% (by
g/mL)?
ive explosive
aseous prod-
nium nitrate
valve between the two bulbs is closed, the gases are sealed
data apply:
Bulb A
Bulb B
CO
Gas
Ne
the decom-
2.50 L
2.00 L
V
in a 50.0-L
1.09 atm
0.773 atm
he resulting
? (Assume
it
Assuming no temperature change, determine the final
inside the system after the valve connecting the two bulbs is
opened. Ignore the volume of the tube connecting the two bulbs.
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set of bulbs.
pressure
but highly
It can pass
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rotoluene,
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Bulb Y
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2.66 atm

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