Asked by Evans
Nitrogen gas has a pressure of 50.5kpa at a temperature of 10°c.calculate its density.
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Answered by
DrBob222
P*molar mass = density*RT
Keep P and R in the same units. Substitute and solve for density. Post your work if you get stuck.
Keep P and R in the same units. Substitute and solve for density. Post your work if you get stuck.
Answered by
Evans
Thanks sir
Answered by
Evans
Would it be;
(50.5×14)/(0.082×283)
=30.47
(50.5×14)/(0.082×283)
=30.47
Answered by
Evans
I left Pressure@kpa,converted °C to Kelvin , R to be 0.082
Answered by
Evans
Am I Correct @Dr.Bob
Answered by
DrBob222
no. If you use P in kPa the you use 8.314 for R. Or you can convert P to atm (50.5/101.325) and use 0.08205 for R. And molar mass N2 is 28.
Answered by
Evans
Thanks very much sir . God bless
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