Chemistry, asked by ommakh, 1 year ago

calculate the density of O2 at 25 degree Celsius and 1.05 ATM pressure

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Answered by sjvsm
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As we know pv=nrt

Pv=wt\molec.w *rt

When volume goes on right side it becomes
P=density divide by molec weight * rt
Density = p * molecular wt divide by r(0.082)
temp (273+25)

d = 1.05* 32 (divide by) 0.082*298

DENSITY = 1.375
Answered by NehaKari
1

Given :

Temperature (T) = 25°C = (273 + 25) K = 298 K

Pressure (P) = 1.05 atm

To Find :

Density of O_{2}

Solution :

We know, PV = nRT ( n = no. of moles and R = molar gas constant)

      No. of moles (n) = \frac{Given Mass (w)}{Molar Mass (M)}

So,   PV = \frac{w}{M}×R×T

 or,      P = \frac{w}{MV} ×R×T

 or,      P = \frac{Density (D)}{Molecular Mass (M)} RT  (as density = \frac{mass}{volume})

 or,      D =  \frac{PM}{RT}

 or,      D = \frac{1.05 * 32}{0.082 * 298}

 or,      D = \frac{33.6}{24.436}

∴        D = 1.375 gm/L

∴ The density of O_{2} at 25°C and 1.05 atm pressure is 1.375 gm/L

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