When the volume changes from 63.5 mL to 69.2 mL, what is the final pressure if the initial pressure was 735 mmHg pressure?

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Holly Farmer

Chemistry

30 November, 18:35

When the volume changes from 63.5 mL to 69.2 mL, what is the final pressure if the initial pressure was 735 mmHg pressure?

law used?

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Rodrigo Terry · Answer 1

To solve this problem we use Boyle's law to correlate the varying volume and pressure at constant temperature. Assuming ideal gas law, we use the equation P1/V1 = P2/V2. Substituting, 735 mm Hg / P2 = 63.5 ml/69.2 ml. P2 is equivalent thus to 800.97 mm Hg.

When the volume changes from 63.5 mL to 69.2 mL, what is the final pressure if the initial pressure was 735 mmHg pressure?law used?

When the volume changes from 63.5 mL to 69.2 mL, what is the final pressure if the initial pressure was 735 mmHg pressure?

law used?