Chemistry, asked by kmchemusa, 11 months ago

Two moles of oxygen contained in vessel A and two moles of oxygen contained in vessel B. both vessels have equal volume and temperature. pressure in which of these bottles is higher.

Answers

Answered by jeslinbenittaj
1

Answer:

Pressure remains same in both

Answered by lAravindReddyl
15

Answer:-

Both pressures are equal

Explanation:-

Given:-

  • n_A = n_B = 2
  • T_A = T_B
  • V_A = V_A

To Find:-

Ratio of pressures

Solution:-

Using, Ideal gas equation

PV = nRT

P_AV_A = n_ART_A \: -----(1)

P_BV_B = n_B R T_B \: -----(2)

(1)÷ (2)

\dfrac{P_AV_A}{P_BV_B} =\dfrac{ n_ART_A}{n_B R T_B}

\dfrac{P_A \cancel{V_A}}{P_B\cancel{V_A}} =\dfrac{\cancel{ n_ART_A}}{\cancel{n_A R T_A}}

\dfrac{P_A}{P_B} =\dfrac{ 1}{1}

\therefore  P_A = P_B

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