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400 mL of ammonia gas at a pressure of 300 mm and 200 mL of hydrogen chloride gas at a pressure of 600 mm are mixed in one litre evacuated flask. The pressure at normal temperature is :

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400 mL of ammonia gas at a pressure of 300 mm corresponds to

n=PVRT=300×400RT=120000RT
200 mL of hydrogen chloride gas at a pressure of 600 mm corresponds to

n=PVRT=200×600RT=120000RT
Thus an equal number of moles of ammonia and HCl are present. They will react to form an equal number of moles of ammonium chloride.

Number of moles of ammonium chloride formed =120000RT

The pressure at normal temperature is :

P=nRTV

P=120000RTRT1000

P=120 mm Hg.

Here volume 1 L is converted into 1000 mL.

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