Cassandra T.

asked • 04/04/20

 the Questions are in the description Please help

 1)A sample of gas at 4407.73 mmHg inside a steel tank is cooled from 514 degrees C to 8.3 degrees C What is the final pressure of the gas in the steel tank?

2)P1 = 772 torr; T1 = 10 degrees C; P2 = 634.3 torr; T2 = ?

3)A balloon is heated from room temperature (25 degrees C) to 91 degrees Celsius. The internal temperature causes the pressure to rise to 8 atmospheres. What was its initial pressure?

4)The temperature of a sample of gas in a steel tank at 30.0 kPa is increased to 29 ̊C to bring it to a final pressure of 54.5 kPa. What was its initial temperature?

5)V1= 237mL; T1 = 16°C; V2  = 704 mL ; T2 = ?

6)The temperature inside a container rises from 311 K to 441 K and the volume of the gas inside the container started at 61mL. What is the final volume of gas? 

7)When the volume of gas inside a balloon increases from 61 mL to 137.3 mL, what is the beginning temperature if the final temperature is -125.3 °C? Solve for the temperature in degrees C.

8)A soda bottle is thrown into a fire pit, and the temperature inside the bottle rapidly goes from 29 °C to 320.2 °C. The can also begins to swell due to the building pressure inside. What was the bottle's original volume if reached a final volume of 8 L before it exploded?

9)If the pressure inside a ball is 14.1 psi and the volume is 5741 mL, what is the volume when the pressure increases to 24.3 psi?

10)What is the beginning volume of a gas when the pressure begins at 1422 mmHg and then drops to 680 mmHg? The ending volume is 7.1 mL. 

11)The final volume of air inside a tire is 628 mL and the pressure is 10 kPa. What was the beginning pressure if the beginning volume was 1133 mL?

12)Your car engine injects gasoline into a cylinder in an engine. The gasoline enters at standard atmospheric pressure of 14.7 psi. If your car engine starts at 8.8 L and compresses to a final volume of 0.4 L, what amount of pressure would it generate?



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