Question

A sample of hydrogen gas is found to occupy 906 $cm^{3}$ of volume at 300 K. Calculate the temperature at which it will occupy 500 $cm^{3}$ of volume? (Assuming amount and pressure remains constant).

Answer 1

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Given informations are stated below :

V1 = 906 cm³

T1 = 300 K

V2 = 500 cm³

T2 = ?

Mentioned, pressure remains constant.

So, BY CHARLES' LAW, WE GET :

V1/T1 = V2/T2

=> 906/300 = 500/T2

=> 906 × T2 = 500 × 300

=> T2 = (500×300)/906

=> T2 = 165.56°C or 165.6°C (Approx.)

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Answer 2

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Given informations are stated below :

V1 = 906 cm³
T1 = 300 K
V2 = 500 cm³
T2 = ?

Mentioned, pressure remains constant.

So, BY CHARLES' LAW, WE GET :

V1/T1 = V2/T2
=> 906/300 = 500/T2
=> 906 × T2 = 500 × 300
=> T2 = (500×300)/906
=> T2 = 165.56°C or 165.6°C (Approx.)



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