Answer to Question #304964 in General Chemistry for Goya

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Question #304964

A 132mL of gas is measured at 38°C. If the pressure remains constant, what will be the volume of the gas at 10°C?

Expert's answer

At constant pressure,

V₁÷T₁= V₂÷T₂

V₁=132ml, T₁= 38+273=311K

T₂= 10+273= 283K

132÷311= V₂÷283

V₂=132×283÷311

=120.12 ml

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