Question #110179
A gas occupies a volume of 300cm cube at 410mmHg. What will be its pressure when volume is decreased to 130cm cube at constant temperature.
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Expert's answer
2020-04-18T06:55:47-0400

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)=νRTp(1)•V(1) = \nu•R•T

p(2)V(2)=νRTp(2)•V(2)=\nu•R•T

Since the left sides of the equations are equal to one product (νRT\nu•R•T), therefore they are equal to each other:

p(1)V(1)=p(2)V(2)p(1)•V(1)=p(2)•V(2) \to p(2)=(p(1)V(1))/V(2)p(2) = (p(1)•V(1))/V(2) = (300(cm3)•410(mmHg))/130(cm3) = 946 mmHg

Answer: p(2)=946 mmHg

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