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13 October, 20:04

the presure of a sample gas is at a constant volume of 7.0atm to 90degrees celcis what is the presure at 30 degrees celcius

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  1. 13 October, 20:25
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    2.33 atm

    Explanation:

    using gas equation, PV=nRT

    here V volume is constant and n&R is also constant

    now clearly we can state that

    Pressure is directly proportional to temperature

    now, temperature changes from 90°C to 30°C

    i. e, becomes one third of original

    since it's pressure is directly proportional, therefore it will also became, one third of original

    i. e, 1/3 * 7.0 atm

    =7/3 atm

    =2.33 atm
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