Asked by cheri
What pressure would a mixture of 3.2 grams
of O2, 6.4 grams CH4, and 6.4 grams of SO2
exert if the gases were placed in a 5.1 liter
container at 127C?
Answer in units of atm
of O2, 6.4 grams CH4, and 6.4 grams of SO2
exert if the gases were placed in a 5.1 liter
container at 127C?
Answer in units of atm
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Convert grams of each gas to mols, add to find total n, then use PV = nRT.
Answered by
Jordan
5.4 atm
Answered by
Ok
Convert to molar mass and over=NRt
Answered by
Anonymous
6.15 atm
Answered by
Anonymous
I’ll just use my problem and you substitute your answers
Use PV=nRT
P=? Atm
V= 3.2 L
n(# of moles)= 3.2 g of o2, 6.4 g CH4, 6.4 g SO2
Convert g to moles (g/ molar mass of element)
Ex. Of molar mass C-12 and H-1(4)
Add for total =16
6.4/16= 0.4 moles of CH4
R(universal constant 0.0821 atm*L|moles*K) must be in those units
T= kelvin
K=C+273
Use PV=nRT
P=? Atm
V= 3.2 L
n(# of moles)= 3.2 g of o2, 6.4 g CH4, 6.4 g SO2
Convert g to moles (g/ molar mass of element)
Ex. Of molar mass C-12 and H-1(4)
Add for total =16
6.4/16= 0.4 moles of CH4
R(universal constant 0.0821 atm*L|moles*K) must be in those units
T= kelvin
K=C+273
Answer
3.86165
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