What is the density of nitrogen gas at 227℃ and 5.00 atm pressure?
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The density of ideal gas can be calculated as follows:
PM = dRT
Or
d = PM/RT
Where;
P = pressure measured in atmospheres (atm), 5.00
T = temperature measured in kelvin (K)
Given that
227℃ +273 = 500 K
R = the ideal gas law constant 0.0821 atm(L)mol(K)
And M = now the molar mass 28.013 g/ mole
Therefore d= 5.00 *28.013 / 0.0821 *500
= 3.412 g/ L
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