A collection of 6 gas law problems with answers to several different significant Figures. Show Your Work area has boxes for plugging numbers into the equation, simplifying/cross multiplying, and wrapping up.
P1: 9.0302 atm
P2: 1.552 atm
V2: 45.389 L
Wanted: liters of gas
P: 436.49 kPa
V: 8082.7 cm3 (Convert to L, use google)
T: -56.14 °C
Wanted: moles of gas
(make sure to use the right version of R)
P1: 5.0185 atm P2: 2.9035 atm T2: 165 °C Wanted: Kelvin Temperature
P1: 2.4839 atm P2: 0.5694 atm V1: 1785.2 mL V2: 9294.3 mL T1: 642.97 K Wanted: Kelvin Temperature
The temperature of a sample of gas is changed, causing a change in volume from 6838.3 cm3 to 2517.3 cm3. If the starting temperature was 102.85 °C, what is the final temperature in Kelvin?
5.9159 mol of NH3 is held at 7.9945 atm and -210.7 °C. What is the volume of its container in liters?