Question
A volume (54.2 L) of gas at 1150 mmHg is subjected to a new pressure of 3450 mmHg, at constant temperature. What volume in liters (L) does the gas now occupy
Answers
Volume 1 = 54.2 L
Pressure 1 = 1150 mmHg
Volume 2 = ?
Pressure 2 = 3450 mmHg
54.2 L * (1150/3450) = 18 L
1150/3450 because volume should get smaller since pressure is increasing
Pressure 1 = 1150 mmHg
Volume 2 = ?
Pressure 2 = 3450 mmHg
54.2 L * (1150/3450) = 18 L
1150/3450 because volume should get smaller since pressure is increasing
OK BUT why did you throw away a digit. You have three places in 54.2 but only two in the answer.
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