2.9 g of a gas at 95 degree C occupied the same volume as 0.184g of dihydrogen at 17 degree C at same pressure. What is the molar mass of the gas?
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pV=nRT
Unknown Gas Hydrogen gas
p₂V₂=m₂RT₂/M₂
p₁V₁=m₁RT₁/M₁
p₁V₁=p₂V₂
Hence, m₁RT₁/M₁
2.9 g×R×368K/M₁ = 0.184g × R × 290 K/2 g mol⁻1
Molar mass of unknown gas, M₁ = 2.9 g × 368 K × 2 g mol⁻ 1/0.184 g × 290 K = 40 g mol⁻1
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Here is your answer,
pV=nRT
Unknown Gas Hydrogen gas
p₂V₂=m₂RT₂/M₂
p₁V₁=m₁RT₁/M₁
p₁V₁=p₂V₂
Hence, m₁RT₁/M₁
2.9 g×R×368K/M₁ = 0.184g × R × 290 K/2 g mol⁻1
Molar mass of unknown gas, M₁ = 2.9 g × 368 K × 2 g mol⁻ 1/0.184 g × 290 K = 40 g mol⁻1
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