I hope you may have learned about the Ideal gas equation(PV=nRT), where P=Pressure of the gas , V=Volume of the gas , n=amount of gas/substance(in moles) , R= Universal gas constant , T= Absolute Temperature of the gas
We use this equation for the calculations regarding real gasses,assuming they are ideal gasses.
So in this case, n is a constant and the product of PV is directly propotional to T(as R is a constant).
So (PV)/T =nR(and it is a constant)
So simply substitute values for the left side of the equation, in these two cases and equate them to find the required volume.
Hope this helps.
The volume of a balloon is 1 liter at 1 atm pressure and 0°C temperature.
What volume is the ballooon at 2 atm pressure and 273°C temperature?
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