Answer to Question #110394 in General Chemistry for Sophia

General Chemistry

Question #110394

A sample of 65.9 g of butane gas has a volume of 3.01 L at a pressure of 1.47 atm. Calculate the temperature in oC.

Expert's answer

The mendeleev Klapeurones Law: nRT=PV

n=m/Molar=65.9g/58=1.13moles

T=48K=-225, but butane isn't gas at this temperature.

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