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On a 310 K day, soda is being carbonated in a factory. a. A 0.031 m
pressure device receives a measurement of 9900 N from the gases in
the soda bottle. What is the pressure of the gases in the soda bottle?

b. Since soda contains water, 47.1 mm Hg of the pressure in the bottle is from water
vapor. What is the pressure of the Co2 in the bottle?

c. Before the CO2 is added to the soda, it's stored in a 1849 L container at 50 atm
and 310 K.

i. How many moles of CO, can fit in the container?

ii. Unfortunately, an accident (blame Steve), dents the container, reducing its
volume to 1399 L. If the number of moles and temperature are still
constant, what is the new pressure?

iii. The factory repairs the container so it's back to its original conditions.
However, the container is weakened, so if the pressure reaches 75 atm it
will burst. If the number of moles and volume are constant, at what
temperature does this burst happen?


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