A quantity of N2(g originally held at 3.80 atm in a 1.00L container at 26oC is transferred to a 10.0L container at 20oC. A quantity of O2(g is originally at 4.75 atm and 26oC in a 5.00L container is transferred into the same container. What is the TOTAL PRESSURE in the new container?
**Solution.**
Find the quantity of N2:
n(N2)=R∗T(N2)P(N2)∗V(N2)=8.314∗(273+26)3.8∗101325∗1∗10−3=0.155 moles;
Find the quantity of O2:
n(O2)=R∗T(O2)P(O2)∗V(O2)=8.314∗(273+26)4.75∗101325∗5∗10−3=0.968 moles;
Find the total quantity of gases:
ntotal=n(N2)+n(O2)=0.155+0.968=1.123 moles;
Find the total pressure of gases in new container:
Ptotal=Vtotalntotal∗R∗Ttotal=10∗10−31.123∗8.314∗(273+20)=273563 pascals=101325273563=2.7 atm.
Answer: the total pressure of gases is 2.7 atm.
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