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→ A gas ‘G’ is contained in a vessel of capacity 40 litres and subjected to a
pressure of 20 atm. When this container is connected to a second empty container
of the same capacity, find the pressure that will be acting on the gas ‘G’ in both the
containers if the temperature is kept constant.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given :

  • A gas 'G' is contained in a vessel of capacity 40 litres and subjected to a pressure of 20atm.

  • when this contained is connected to a second empty container of the same capacity.

Find :

  • The pressure that will be acting on the gas 'G' is both the containers if the temperature is kept constant.

Solution :

Initial conditions :

  • V1 = 40 litres,
  • P1 = 20 atm.

Final conditions :

  • V2 = (40 + 40) = 80 litres,
  • P2 = ?

Since, Temperature is kept constant,

Applying BOYLE'S LAW

P1 V1 = P2 V2

20 × 40 = P2 × 80

P2 = 20 × 40 / 80 => 800 / 10 => 10 atm

∴ The pressure of the gas in both the containers =>

10 atmosphere.

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Answered by TheBestWriter
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A gas ‘G’ is contained in a vessel of capacity 40 litres and subjected to a

pressure of 20 atm. When this container is connected to a second empty container

of the same capacity, find the pressure that will be acting on the gas ‘G’ in both the

containers if the temperature is kept constant.

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