Asked by Aminu Dahiru
Nitrogen Gas Occupy A Volume Of 413 At Pressure Of 217 Mmhg Caluclate Its New Volume When The Volume Increases To 612 Mmhg
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Answered by
oobleck
assuming the temperature does not change, PV is constant.
So, you want V such that
V*612 = 413 * 217
and that's mmHg, not Mmhg
So, you want V such that
V*612 = 413 * 217
and that's mmHg, not Mmhg
Answered by
DrBob222
AND it's the new pressure you want. Volume is not measured in mm Hg.
Answered by
oobleck
yes, maybe. Since he said mmHg, I assumed he meant the new pressure instead of the new volume was 612 mmHg.
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