Answer to Question #97090 in General Chemistry for Gabby L Goff

General Chemistry

Question #97090

At a pressure of 101,400 Pa, a gas occupies a volume of 4 L? At what pressure would it occupy a space of 3.2 L?

Expert's answer

Answer: 126,750 Pa

Solution:

$P_1×V_1=P_2×V_2$

$P_2=\frac{P_1×V_1}{V_2}=\frac{101,400\,Pa×4\,L}{3.2\,L}=126,750\,Pa$

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