Question #109032
500 L of a gas at 300 K and 700 Torr would occupy what volume at STP.
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Expert's answer
2020-04-13T02:26:00-0400
  • According to the conditions of the question we should make up two equations of Mendeleev-Clapeyron, which characterize the initial and final state for this gas:

p(1)V(1)=νRT(1)p(1) • V(1) = \nu • R • T(1)

p(2)V(2)=νRT(2)p(2)•V(2)=ν•R•T(2)

  • Further, by dividing the first equation by the second, we obtain (ν\nu and R are constants):

(p(1)V(1))/(p(2)V(2))=T(1)/T(2)(p(1) • V(1))/ (p(2) • V(2)) = T(1)/T(2) \to

V(2)=(p(1)V(1)T(2))/(p(2)T(1))V(2) = (p(1) • V(1) • T(2)) / (p(2) • T(1))

  • Considering that: 700 Torr = 93326 Pa, STP : p = 105 Pa, T = 273 K, Pa=N/m2, L = m3, we will get:

V(2) = (93326(N/m2) • 5•103(m3) • 273(K)) / (105(N/m2) • 300(K)) = (127389990•103) / (300•105) = 424633.3•10-2 = 4246.3 m3 = 4246.3 L

Answer: V(2) = 4246.3 L

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