Question #209562

A gas at a volume of V0 in a container at pressure P0 is compressed to one-fifth of its volume. What will be its pressure if the magnitude of its original temperature T is constant?



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Expert's answer
2021-06-22T09:46:01-0400

Given:

Initial volume V0V_0

Final volume: V0/5V_0/5

Initial pressure: P0P_0

T0=T1T_0=T_1

According to the combined gas law:


P0V0T0=P1V1T1, P0V0=P1V1, P0V0=P1(V0/5), P1=5P0.\frac{P_0V_0}{T_0}=\frac{P_1V_1}{T_1},\\\space\\ P_0V_0=P_1V_1,\\\space\\ P_0V_0=P_1(V_0/5),\\\space\\ P_1=5P_0.


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