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A balloon takes up 625L at 0°C. If it is heated to 80°C, what will its new volume be?

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Answered by jsr7
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Answered by dubeyreena18
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Pressure is constant.

Initial volume(v1) = 625 L.

Initial temperature(T1) = 0° C.

Final temperature(T2) = 80° C.

To find:

The final volume(v2)

Solution:

Initial volume(v1) = 625 L.

Initial temperature(T1) = 0° C.

= (0 + 273.15)

= 273.15 K.

Final temperature(T2) = 80° C.

= (80 + 273.15)

= 353.15 K

Pressure is constant.

Final volume(v2) = ?

From the formula we get,

(\dfrac{v1}{T1}) =( \dfrac{v2}{T2} )(

T1

v1

)=(

T2

v2

)

or, (\dfrac{625}{273.15} )=( \dfrac{v2}{353.15} )or,(

273.15

625

)=(

353.15

v2

)

or, (\dfrac{v2}{353.15}) = (\dfrac{625}{273.15} )or,(

353.15

v2

)=(

273.15

625

)

or, v2 = (625×353.15)/273.15

or, v2 = 853.81 L.

∴ The volume of

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