Answer to Question #120172 in General Chemistry for Allison Garcia

General Chemistry

Question #120172

If you have a gas at 300K and 1atm of pressure, and then you drop the temperature to 225K, what will the new pressure of the gas be?

Expert's answer

p₁/T₁=p₂/T₂;

p₂=p₁*T₂/T₁=1*225/300=0.75 atm;

Answer: 0.75 atm

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