To find:
The effect of the following conditions on the pressure of gas:
a) The absolute temperature is halved, and the volume is doubled.
b) Both the absolute temperature and the volume are doubled.
c) The absolute temperature is increased by
Answer to Problem 10.60QA
Solution:
a) When the absolute temperature is halved and the volume is doubled, the pressure would be
b) When both the absolute temperature and the volume are doubled, there would be no change in the pressure.
c) When the absolute temperature is increased by
Explanation of Solution
1) Concept:
To find the change in the pressure of a gas, we have to apply the combined
2) Formula:
The combined gas law
3) Given:
i) Absolute temperature
ii) Absolute temperature
iii)
4) Calculations:
a) The absolute temperature is halved and the volume doubled.
Putting
When the absolute temperature is halved and the volume doubled, the pressure would be
b) Both the absolute temperature and the volume doubled.
Putting
If both the absolute temperature and the volume are doubled, there would be no change in pressure.
c) The absolute temperature increased by
Applying the combined gas law
Inserting
When the absolute temperature is increased by
Conclusion:
Applying the combined gas law, we have estimated the change in pressure for all the three conditions.
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