Jaccari S.
asked 05/08/21Four ATV tires were sitting in a garage and then later moved outside on the snow. The tires in the garage had a pressure of 0.613 atm, a volume of 185.19 L, and a temperature of 50.0°C.
The tires in the snow outside have a temperature of -20.0°C and a volume of 180 L. What would be the new pressure in one of the tires lying on the snow?
1 Expert Answer
Todd W. answered 05/09/21
Recent College Graduate Specializing Biology Tutoring
Inside garage:
PV = nRT
(0.613) (185.19) = n (0.082) (323.15)
113.52 = n (26.50)
113.52 / 26.50 = n
4.28 = n
Outside garage:
PV = nRT
P (180) = 4.28(0.082)(253.15)
P (180) = 88.85
P = 88.85 / 180
P = 0.494 atm
Answer:
The new pressure in one of the tires lying on the snow would be 0.49 atm.
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Todd W.
I realized I did this problem wrong when I first submitted an answer. I realized I should have just used the Ideal Gas Law to begin with, so this would be the correct answer. You would solve for n (moles) and then use this number to solve for the pressure when moved outside. Sorry for the confusion.05/10/21