Question 4
L2.2
Boyle's law is
P. V1 = P2V2 A balloon has an initial volume of 35...
Chemistry, 18.03.2021 02:20 sanchitcoolcham7362
Question 4
L2.2
Boyle's law is
P. V1 = P2V2 A balloon has an initial volume of 355 L and an initial pressure of 234 kPa.
The volume is lowered to a final value of 227 L Use Boyle's Law to calculate the final pressure.
Round to two decimal points and do not use units.
Question 5
L2.3
The ideal gas law equation is
PV=nRT
How many moles of gas are in closed container with a pressure of 400 kpa, volume of 10L and a temperature of 450 K?
use 8.31 L * kpa/K * mol for R
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