The volume of a gas at 600 mm Hg
pressure is 25 litres what will be the
volume of the gas at 750 mm Hg pressure,
temprature remaining constant
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Given ,
P1 = 600mm of Hg
V1 = 25Lt
Again ,
P2 = 750mm of Hg
V2 = ?
Since we know from Boyles law ,
P1V1= P2V2
600×25= 750×V2
750V2= 15000
Therefore V2= 20lt ...
The volume of the gas at 750mm Hg pressure is 20lts....
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Answer:if the gas is ideal one then the gas should follow ideal gas law.
let volume of gas initial v1=25 liters
pressure p1= 600 mm Hg
final pressure p2=750mm Hg
if the temperature of the system remain unchanged then
(p1*v1)/T = (p2*v2)/T
v2= (P1* v1)/v2 = (600*25)/750 = 20 liters {ans}
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