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Standard IX
Chemistry
Temperature-Volume Relationship
Gas at 300 ...
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Gas at
300
K is compressed to reduced its volume to half of it's volume, At what temperature will it become double of it's initial volume?
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Solution
We know Charle's Law assuming constant pressure gives us,
V
1
T
1
=
V
2
T
2
Given,
T
1
=
300
K
, Let initial volume be V.
So,
V
1
=
V
2
and
V
2
=
V
Now on substituting these in the equation,
⟹
V
300
×
2
=
2
V
T
2
⟹
T
2
=
1200
K
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