Question

2.3 moles of carbon gas take up 50 Liters of space, what would be the volume if the amount of moles was increased to 2.9?

Answer 1

Given:

Initial no of moles of carbon gas, N1 = 2.3

Initial Volume, V1 = 50 litre

Final no of moles of carbon gas, N2 = 2.9

To Find:

Final Volume, i.e., V2

Calculation:

- According to Avogadro's law, we have:

     V1/n1 = V2/n2

⇒ 50/2.3 = V2/2.9

⇒ V2 = (50 / 2.3) × 2.9

⇒ V2 = 63.043 litre

- So the volume of 2.9 moles of carbon gas will be 63.043 litre.