Asked by Shalom
The volume of a fixed mass of gas at 100 degrees Celsius is 78cm³. Calculate it's volume when the temperature is reduced to one quarter of it's original temperature at a constant pressure.
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Answered by
oobleck
PV=kT
Since P is constant, V/T is also constant. (V/4)/(T/4) = V/T
so, you get 1/4 the volume, or 78/4 cm^3
Since P is constant, V/T is also constant. (V/4)/(T/4) = V/T
so, you get 1/4 the volume, or 78/4 cm^3
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