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15. A sample of a gas occupies 10L at 240°C under a pressure
of 80 kPa. At what temperature would the gas occupy 20L,
if we increase the pressure to 100.0 kPa ? (1009.5°C]​

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Answered by akromaticyash5
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Answered by EnchantedGirl
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★Given :

  • A sample of a gas occupies 10L .
  • Temperature =  240°C  
  • Pressure = 80 kPa
  • Pressure is increased to 100.0kPa
  • Volume in the second case = 20L

★To find :

  • The temperature in the second case.

★Solution :  

Converting Celsius to kelvin :  

Given T = 240°C

K = C + 273

→ 240 + 273

→ 513 k  

We have :

  • \sf V_1 = 10L
  • \sf P_1 = 80\ kPa
  • \sf T_1 = 513\ k
  • \sf V_2 = 20L
  • \sf P_2 = 100\ kPa
  • \sf T_2 = \ ?

Now,Using the general gas equation,

\displaystyle \leadsto \boxed{\sf  \frac{P_1V_1}{T_1}=\frac{P_2 V_2}{T_2} }\\

Substituting the values,

\implies \sf T_2 = \dfrac{P_2V_2}{P_1V_1} (T_1) \\

\implies \sf \dfrac{100\times 20 }{80\times 10 } (513) \\

\implies \sf \dfrac{5}{2} \times 513 \\

\implies \sf 2.5\times 513 \\

\implies \sf 1282.5 k \\

\implies \boxed{ 1009.5 \degree C}

Therefore,the temperature is 1009.5°.

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