Chemistry, asked by qwertyabcd, 7 months ago

A spherical balloon of volume 5 litre is to be filled up withat NTP from a cylinder of 6 litre volume containing the gas at 6 atm at.The no of balloons that can be filled up is :​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
2

ANSWER

Volume of one balloon :

=  

3

4

​  

πr  

3

=  

3

4

​  

×  

7

22

​  

×(  

2

21

​  

)  

3

=4851 cm  

3

 

                                                      =4.851 litre

Let n balloons be filled; thus, total volume of hydrogen used in filling balloons  

=4.851×n litre

Total volume of hydrogen in the cylinder at NTP,

V=  

300×1

20×2.82×273

​  

=51.324 litre

Actual volume of H  

2

​  

 to be transferred to balloons

=51.324−2.82(2.82 litre retained in the cylinder)

=48.504 litre

No. of balloons filled  

n  

=  

4.851

48.504

​  

≈10.

Answered by varshu2025
2

Answer :

6

Solution :

Volume of gas at NTP is ,

P1V1=P2V2

6×6=1×V2

V2=36 litres.

Outcoming gas = 36-6 =30 litres

No of balloon =30/5=6

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