Answer to Question #153636 in General Chemistry for Keisha

Question #153636

A sample of gas has a volume of 1.73L at a pressure of 860 mmHg. What must the pressure be, in mmHg, on this sample for the volume to change to 2.40L?

Expert's answer

Аccording the gas Law p1*V1=p2V2

From which p2=p1*V1/V2= 1.73 *860/2.4= 619.9 mmHg

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