At what temperature the volume of V of a certain mass of gas at 37 degree centigrade will be doubled keeping the pressure constant
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As we know that P V = n R T
as P is constant......so,
V is directly proportional to T.
After doubling new volume will be 2V
let the new temperature be T'
As PV = nRT
or, T = PV/nR.............1
P(2V) = nRT'..............2
so, T' = 2PV/nR
so, T' = 2T .........{from 1}
As T = 37℃ = 273+37 = 310 K
so, T' = 2×310 = 620 K
= 620-273
= 347℃ or 620 K.
as P is constant......so,
V is directly proportional to T.
After doubling new volume will be 2V
let the new temperature be T'
As PV = nRT
or, T = PV/nR.............1
P(2V) = nRT'..............2
so, T' = 2PV/nR
so, T' = 2T .........{from 1}
As T = 37℃ = 273+37 = 310 K
so, T' = 2×310 = 620 K
= 620-273
= 347℃ or 620 K.
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25
T=2T. 37c=300k 300*2=600 600-273k=347c
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