If an additional 7.2×10^−2 mol of gas is added to the balloon, what will its final volume be?
Vfinal=_________ L
Vfinal=_________ L
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.121/2.73 = (.121 + 7.2 x 10^-2)/x
.0443 = .193/x
.0443x = .193
x = 4.36 L
.0443 = .193/x
.0443x = .193
x = 4.36 L
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you use the formula PV=nRT, so rearrange for V so you get nRT/P
first solve for final volume by adding the moles together:
.072moles + .121 moles=.193moles (you add the two moles because it says they add that much gas)
.08206L atm/K mol is the gas constant R
Temperature is at 0 degrees Celsius so converted to kelvins its (0+273)=273K
Pressure is at 1 atm unless otherwise noted
V=(.193mol)(.08206L atm/K mol)(273K)
V=4.324L, 4.324L is the final volume
first solve for final volume by adding the moles together:
.072moles + .121 moles=.193moles (you add the two moles because it says they add that much gas)
.08206L atm/K mol is the gas constant R
Temperature is at 0 degrees Celsius so converted to kelvins its (0+273)=273K
Pressure is at 1 atm unless otherwise noted
V=(.193mol)(.08206L atm/K mol)(273K)
V=4.324L, 4.324L is the final volume