100 mL of gas is collected at 750mm
pressure. What volume will it occupy at
745 mm pressure? (in ml)
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P2=101 ml
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Given - Initial pressure - 750 mm
Initial Volume - 100 mL
Final pressure - 745 mm
Find - Final volume of gas
Solution - According to Boyle's Law, pressure of an ideal gas is inversely proportional to it's volume at constant temperature.
The law can be mathematically represented as -
P1V1 = P2V2.
In the formula, P1 represents initial pressure, V1 represents initial volume, P2 represents final pressure and V2 represents final volume.
Keeping the values in equation-
750*100 = 745*V2
V2 = 100.67 ml.
Hence, fin volume of gas will be - 100.67 ml.
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