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A given mass of gas is present in a cylinder volume of 10 litre which can also be filled in a cylinder of volume 1 litre. Explain the above sentence with suitable reason.​

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Answered by shainamorwal25
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Answer:

ANSWER

Volume of oxygen, V

1

= 30 litres =30×10

−3

m

3

Gauge pressure, P

1

= 15 atm =15×1.013×10

5

Pa

Temperature, T

1

=27

o

C=300K

Universal gas constant, R=8.314Jmol

−1

K

−1

Let the initial number of moles of oxygen gas in the cylinder be n1 .

The gas equation is given as:

P

1

V

1

=n

1

RT

1

∴n

1

=P

1

V

1

/RT

1

=(15.195×10

5

×30×10

−3

)/(8.314×300)=18.276

But n

1

=m

1

/M

Where,

m

1

= Initial mass of oxygen

M = Molecular mass of oxygen = 32 g

∴m

1

=N

1

M=18.276×32=584.84g

After some oxygen is withdrawn from the cylinder, the pressure and temperature reduces.

Volume, V

2

= 30 litres =30×10

−3

m

3

Gauge pressure, P

2

= 11 atm =11×1.013×10

5

Pa

Temperature, T

2

=17

o

C=290K

Let n

2

be the number of moles of oxygen left in the cylinder.

The gas equation is given as:

P

2

V

2

=n

2

RT

2

∴n

2

=P

2

V

2

/RT

2

=(11.143×10

5

×30×10

−30

)/(8.314×290)=13.86

But n

2

=m

2

/M

Where,

m

2

is the mass of oxygen remaining in the cylinder

∴m

2

=n

2

×M=13.86×32=453.1g

The mass of oxygen taken out of the cylinder is given by the relation:

Initial mass of oxygen in the cylinder – Final mass of oxygen in the cylinder

=m

1

−m

2

=584.84g–453.1g

=131.74g

=0.131kg

Therefore, 0.131 kg of oxygen is taken out of the cylinder.

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