Chemistry, asked by shadabkhan08008, 4 months ago

An LPG cylinder contained 15 kg of
butane gas at 27 °C and 10 bar pressure.
The cylinder leaked and it was found
that after 4 days, the mass of the gas left
in the cylinder was only 10 kg. How much
drop in pressure has occurred in each
day?
0.52 bar
0.833 bar
1.6 bar
1.832 bar​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given:

  • Mass of butane gas = 15Kg = 15*10^{3}g  
  • Mass of butane gas after four days = 10Kg = 10*10^{3}g
  • Temperature = 27°C = 300K
  • Pressure (P_1) = 10 bar

To Find:

  • Pressure drop per day.

Solution:

  • To find pressure we have to use the formula, PV = nRT
  • To find that we need to find volume.
  • we have the molecular weight of butane(C_4H_10) = 48+10 = 58
  • So, n_1 =  \frac{15*10^{3}}{58} = 258.6 and n_2 = \frac{10*10^{3} }{58}=172.4
  • We need to find the volume by using P_1V_1=n_1RT \\
  • Substitute the values we get, V_1 = \frac{n_1RT}{P_1}  = \frac{258.6*0.0838*300}{10} =  643.91
  • We have n_1 and n_2 but we need n = n_1-n_2 = 86.2
  • n = 86.2
  • To find Pressure Drop (P), we are using P = \frac{nRT}{V} = \frac{86.2*0.083*300}{643.91} = \frac{2146.38}{643.91} = 3.333 bar.
  • Pressure drop per day = P/4 = 3.33/4 = 0.833 bar

The Pressure per day is 0.833 bar.

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