Chemistry, asked by geetanagar2509, 6 months ago

A balloon has a volume of 200 dm³, when filled with hydrogen gas at a pressure of 1.0 bar if it rises to a height where the atmospheric pressure is 0.5 bar, the volume of the balloon will be ? (bar is a unit to measure pressure) [temperature is constant]

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Answered by ABHIFF
2

Explanation:

The volume of the balloon is V=

3

4

πr

3

.

The radius of balloon is 10 m.

Hence, the volume of the balloon is V=

3

4

×3.1416×(10)

3

=4186.7m

3

.

The mass of displaced air is obtained from the product of volume and density. It is 4186.7×1.2=5024.04kg.

The number of moles of gas present are n=

RT

PV

=

0.083×300

1.666×4186.7×10

3

=279.11×10

3

.

Note: Here, the unit of volume is changed from m

3

to dm

3

.

1m

3

=1000dm

3

.

Mass of helium present is obtained by multiplying the number of moles with molar mass. It is 279.11×10

3

×4=1116.44×10

3

g=1116.4 kg.

The mass of filled balloon is the sum of the mass of the empty ballon and the mass of He. It is 100+1116.4=1216.4 kg.

Pay load = mass of displaced air − mass of balloon =5024.04−1216.44=3807.6 kg

Answered by loparathod2609
1

Answer:

aculate the volume of the bolloon when it rises to a height where the ... Assume that temperature is constant. ... volume of 175 dm3 when filled with hydrogen gas at a pressure of 1

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