Darragh S.

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A 3.0 L cylinder is heated from an initial temperature of 273 K at a pressure of 105 kPa

A 3.0 L cylinder is heated from an initial temperature of 273 K at a pressure of 105 kPa to a final temperature of  Assuming the amount of gas and the volume remain the same, what is the pressure (in kilopascals) of the cylinder after being heated?

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You omitted the final temperature. We can't answer the question without that information.
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 3.0 L cylinder is heated from an initial temperature of 273 K at a pressure of 105 kPa to a final temperature of  Assuming the amount of gas and the volume remain the same, what is the pressure (in kilopascals) of the cylinder after being heated?


PV/T=PV/T


P/T=P/T


105/273=P/T



What's the final temperature? It's not in the question. Make sure it's Kelvin.

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