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1gm of H2 at S.T.P occupies 11.2 litre.The volume occupied by 3gm of H2 at 300k and 0.7m of Hg will be

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

1 gm of H2 at STP occupies 11.2 litres.

To find:

Volume occupied by 3 gm H2 at 300 K and 0.7 m Hg head.

Calculation:

 760 \: mm \:Hg \:  \equiv \: 1 \: atm

 =  > 700 \: mm \: Hg   \equiv \dfrac{700}{760}  \times 1  \: atm

 =  > 700 \: mm \: Hg   \equiv 0.92 \: atm

In the 1st case:

PV =  \dfrac{W}{m}RT

 =  > 1 \times 11.2 =  \dfrac{1}{m}R \times 298

In the 2nd case:

PV =  \dfrac{W}{m}RT

 =  > 0.92 \times V =  \dfrac{3}{m}R \times 300

Dividing the two equations:

 =  >  \dfrac{0.92 \times V}{11.2} =   \dfrac{3 \times 300}{298}

 =  >  \dfrac{0.92 \times V}{11.2} =   3.02

 =  >  0.92 \times V =   33.82

 =  >   V =   36.76 \: litres

So , final answer is :

 \boxed{ \red{ \large{ \bold{  V =   36.76 \: litres}}}}

Answered by anashok219
0

Answer:

Explanation: dicchi

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