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Standard XII
Chemistry
Ideal Gas Equation
A 1000 mL s...
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A
1000
m
L
sample of a gas at
−
73
∘
C
and
2
atmosphere is heated to
123
∘
C
and the pressure is reduced to
0.5
atmosphere. What will be the final volume?
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Solution
P
1
=
2
a
t
m
V
1
=
1
L
T
1
=
−
73
+
273
=
200
K
P
2
=
0.5
a
t
m
T
2
=
123
+
273
=
396
K
We know that
P
1
V
1
T
1
=
P
2
V
2
T
2
V
2
=
2
×
396
0.5
×
200
=
7.92
L
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