If 63.5 moles of an ideal gas is at 4.03 atm at 51.80 °C, what is the volume of the gas?
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Use PV = nRT
would I do 4.03*51.80
No, What do you not understand? T must be in kelvin
P is pressure in atmospheres.
V = volume in L
n = mols
R = ideal gas constant
T = temperture in kelvin (273.15 +|C = K)
P is pressure in atmospheres.
V = volume in L
n = mols
R = ideal gas constant
T = temperture in kelvin (273.15 +|C = K)