A gas occupies 22.4L at NTP. Calculate the volume occupied by it at 30 degree Celsius and 665mm pressure.
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by gas law this problem gets solved and the approximate value of volume comes to 28.4 ....
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so do we take pressure to be 760mm at NTP?
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Answer: The volume occupied by the gas will be 26.47 L.
Explanation:
To calculate the volume of gas at given temperature and pressure, we use the combined gas law equation, which is,
(number of moles of gas remains same)
where,
= Pressure of the gas at NTP = 760 mmHg
= Final pressure of the gas = 665 mmHg
= Volume of the gas at NTP = 22.4L
= Final volume of the gas = ?L
= Temperature of the gas at NTP = 293K
= Final temperature of the gas = 30°C = [30 + 273] = 303K
Putting values in above equation, we get:
Hence, the volume occupied by the gas will be 26.47 L.
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