14. A sample of sulfur dichloride gas (SCl2; 102.970 g/mol) was placed in a flexible container. At a temperature of 505.37 K the sample has a volume of 639.84 mL. The container is allowed to cool to a temperature of 308.96 K, what is the volume of the cooled sample, assuming the pressure does not change? SHOW ALL WORK!! 15. A group of science fiction astronauts land on the planet Quibblefritz. To test the atmospheric conditions the astronauts deploy a weather balloon. The balloon is filled to a volume of 65.4 L in the spaceship, where the conditions are a comfortable 786 torr and 23°C. When the balloon is released to the atmosphere, where the temperature is 42°C, the balloon expands to 79.1 L. Use this information to calculate the pressure on planet Quibblefritz. SHOW ALL WORK!!! 16. How many moles of butane (C4H10; 58.1243 g/mol) are in a sample that is contained in a 1.750 L flask at a pressure of 15.27 atm and a temperature of 318.9 K? SHOW ALL WORK!!!

14. A sample of sulfur dichloride gas (SCl2; 102.970 g/mol) was placed in a flexible container. At a temperature of 505.37 K the sample has a volume of 639.84 mL. The container is allowed to cool to a temperature of 308.96 K, what is the volume of the cooled sample, assuming the pressure does not change? SHOW ALL WORK!! 15. A group of science fiction astronauts land on the planet Quibblefritz. To test the atmospheric conditions the astronauts deploy a weather balloon. The balloon is filled to a volume of 65.4 L in the spaceship, where the conditions are a comfortable 786 torr and 23°C. When the balloon is released to the atmosphere, where the temperature is 42°C, the balloon expands to 79.1 L. Use this information to calculate the pressure on planet Quibblefritz. SHOW ALL WORK!!! 16. How many moles of butane (C4H10; 58.1243 g/mol) are in a sample that is contained in a 1.750 L flask at a pressure of 15.27 atm and a temperature of 318.9 K? SHOW ALL WORK!!!

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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