Asked by Angie
Gas is confined in a tank at a pressure of 10.0 atm and a temperature of 15o
C. If
half of the gas is withdrawn and the temperature is raised to 65o
C, what is the new
pressure of the gas?
C. If
half of the gas is withdrawn and the temperature is raised to 65o
C, what is the new
pressure of the gas?
Answers
Answered by
nate
Pi = Initial Pressure (Atmospheres)
Pf = Final pressure (Atmospheres)
V = Volume
n = Moles
R = That constant number
Ti = Initial Temperature (Kelvins)
Tf = Final Temperature (Kelvins)
Use the Ideal Gas law.
PiV=nRTi & PfV=nRTf
----In the problem, half the gas is removes, so there will be half the moles of gas. If we solve both equations for N, we get:
n=PiV/RTi & n=2PfV/RTf
-----Notice the 2nd equation is multiplied by two in order to keep the same n value as the first equation. This is so we can combine the equations and solve for Pf:
PiV/RTi=2PfV/RTf
----We can cancel out R and V as they keep the same place and value in each equation.
Pi/Ti=2Pf/Tf
----Now let's isolate the value we want to find. Final pressure
Pf=Pi*Tf/Ti*2
----
Plug in the values and solve it. Kelvin must be used.
Pf=(10atm)(338.15K)/(288.15K)(2)
Pf=(3381.5)/(576.3)
Pf=5.867603679...... Atmospheres
Pf = Final pressure (Atmospheres)
V = Volume
n = Moles
R = That constant number
Ti = Initial Temperature (Kelvins)
Tf = Final Temperature (Kelvins)
Use the Ideal Gas law.
PiV=nRTi & PfV=nRTf
----In the problem, half the gas is removes, so there will be half the moles of gas. If we solve both equations for N, we get:
n=PiV/RTi & n=2PfV/RTf
-----Notice the 2nd equation is multiplied by two in order to keep the same n value as the first equation. This is so we can combine the equations and solve for Pf:
PiV/RTi=2PfV/RTf
----We can cancel out R and V as they keep the same place and value in each equation.
Pi/Ti=2Pf/Tf
----Now let's isolate the value we want to find. Final pressure
Pf=Pi*Tf/Ti*2
----
Plug in the values and solve it. Kelvin must be used.
Pf=(10atm)(338.15K)/(288.15K)(2)
Pf=(3381.5)/(576.3)
Pf=5.867603679...... Atmospheres
Answered by
Jack
you need to multiply by 0.5 not by 2
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