Chemistry, asked by harsh625, 1 year ago

it is required to reduce the volume of a gas by 20% by compressing it at a constant pressure to do so the gas has to be cooled if the gas attends A final temperature of 157 degree Celsius find the initial temperature of the gas

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Answered by kaustavgogoi
92

P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2 , but omit P because it is constant.


For volume you can use a ratio: 100 to 80 or 1 to 0.8 whichever you find convenient. I will use 1 to 0.8 Now substitute into the equation , temperature in K : 157°C = 430K


V1/T1 = V2/T2

1/T1 = 0.8/430

T1 = 430/0.8

T1 = 537.5 K

Original temperature = 537.5- 273 = 265°C

Answered by navaneetha7171
3

Explanation:

let the initial volume is V1=100V

If the volume is reduced by 20% therefore it becomes... V2=100V--20V =80V

here given

initial temperature is T1=T

final temperature is =T2=157+273=430K

therefore according to Charles law.,

\frac{v1}{t1} = \frac{v2}{t2}

t1

v1

=

t2

v2

NOW

\frac{100}{t1} = \frac{80}{430}

t1

100

=

430

therfore

t1=

80

100×430

=

80

43000

t1 = \frac{4300}{8} = 537.5 \: kelvint1=

8

4300

=537.5kelvin

hence the final temperature is 537.5 K. or 300K

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