Suppose that, on a day when the outside temperature is 15 degrees Celsius, we fill a balloon with pure nitrogen gas, of which the molar mass is 28 grams per mole. Now suppose that we want to heat up a second (equally large) balloon containing air, such that it generates the same amount of lift.

Question

To what temperature (in degrees Celsius) should we heat up the second balloon?

Answer 1

L=ρVg(1−2828.97)=ρVg⋅0.0334829 is the lift of nitrogen to air

now T/(T+ΔT) for hot air balloon, the T is 288K and we know 15 celsius was outside temperature. so ΔT is 9.9 and add 15 gives about 25 C.

Answer 2

24.95

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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