How many balloons can be filled from a single cylinder of gas?
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n = pV/RT n = (2.50x107 x (4x104/1003)) / (8.3 x 290) n = 415 moles of hydrogen in the gas cylinder ( this is correct from the mark scheme) However, I feel I have gone wrong with my next steps. I then found out the number of moles in one balloon of hydrogen. n = ((1.85x105 x (7.24x103/1003))/(8.3 x 290) n = 0.556 moles of hydrogen in one balloon I then simply did 415/0.556 to find out how many balloons I could fill, which gave me 746mol. The correct answer is actually 741mol
Well the total no. of balloons that could be filled from one cylinder of gas is :
→ 741 balloons.
THANK YOU.
HEYA!!!
HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,
n = pV/RT n = (2.50x107 x (4x104/1003)) / (8.3 x 290) n = 415 moles of hydrogen in the gas cylinder ( this is correct from the mark scheme) However, I feel I have gone wrong with my next steps. I then found out the number of moles in one balloon of hydrogen. n = ((1.85x105 x (7.24x103/1003))/(8.3 x 290) n = 0.556 moles of hydrogen in one balloon I then simply did 415/0.556 to find out how many balloons I could fill, which gave me 746mol. The correct answer is actually 741mol
Well the total no. of balloons that could be filled from one cylinder of gas is :
→ 741 balloons.
THANK YOU.
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741 balloons can be filled from one cylinder
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