What volume of oxygen gas measured at 0 Celsius and 1 atm is needed to burn completly 1 l of propane gas under the same condition
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Hi friend,
Explanation :-
As we can deduce the mol of propane so, mol(propane) = x
Equation :-
5O2 + C3H8 => 3 Co2 + 4H2O
According to this formula , we can get O2 = mol(propane) ×5
Thus , we put the formula in other formula
PV = nRt
Where p is 101.325 kpa
N is the mol of oxigen
R is 8.31 ( which is standered valu )
T = 273K
With , V (the volume ) being unknown
So, we can deduce the answer...i hope it helps you
Explanation :-
As we can deduce the mol of propane so, mol(propane) = x
Equation :-
5O2 + C3H8 => 3 Co2 + 4H2O
According to this formula , we can get O2 = mol(propane) ×5
Thus , we put the formula in other formula
PV = nRt
Where p is 101.325 kpa
N is the mol of oxigen
R is 8.31 ( which is standered valu )
T = 273K
With , V (the volume ) being unknown
So, we can deduce the answer...i hope it helps you
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