Chemistry, asked by kritikajha2004, 11 months ago

N2 is found in a litre flask under 100 k Pa
pressure and O2 is found in another 3 litre
flask under 320 kPa pressure. If the two flasks
are connected, the resultant pressure is:
(1 310 kPa (2) 210 kPa
(3) 420 kPa (4) 265 kPa​

Answers

Answered by lAravindReddyl
14

Answer:-

\bold{P = 265Kpa}

Expanation:-

Given:-

  • P_{O_2} = 320kpa
  • P_{N_2} = 100kpa
  • V_{O_2} = 3 L
  • V_{N_2} = 1 L

To Find:-

Pressure of the mixture

Solution:-

Let, resultant pressure be P

Now,

\implies P_{O_2}V_{O_2}+P_{N_2}V_{N_2}= PV_{O_2}+P V_{N_2}

\implies( 320)(3)+(100)(1)= P(3)+P (1)

\implies 960+100= P(3 +1)

\implies 1060 = 4P

\implies \bold{P = 265Kpa}_____option(4)

Answered by Anonymous
34

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Given:-

P_{O_2} = 320kpaP

P_{N_2} = 100kpaP

V_{O_2} = 3 LV

V_{N_2} = 1 LV

To Find:-

Pressure of the mixture

Solution:-

Let, resultant pressure be P

Now,

\implies P_{O_2}V_{O_2}+P_{N_2}V_{N_2}= PV_{O_2}+P V_{N_2}⟹P

\implies( 320)(3)+(100)(1)= P(3)+P (1)⟹(320)(3)+(100)(1)=P(3)+P(1)

\implies 960+100= P(3 +1)⟹960+100=P(3+1)

\implies 1060 = 4P⟹1060=4P

\implies \bold{P = 265Kpa}

⟹P=265Kpa _____option(4)

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