20.4 The following data were gathered to determine the relation-ship between pressure and temperature of a fixed volume of 1 kg ofnitrogen. The volume is 10 m³.T, °C-404080120160p, N/m269008100930010,50011,70012,900Employ the ideal gas law pV nRT to determine Ron the basisof this data. Note that for the law, T must be expressed inkelvins.

The ideal gas equation is PV= nRT Where P is pressure V is volume T is temperature n is no. Of…

20.4 The following data were gathered to determine the relation- ship between pressure and temperature of a fixed volume of 1 kg of nitrogen. The volume is 10 m³. T, °C -40 40 80 120 160 N/m2 6900 8100 9300 10,500 11,700 12,900 Employ the ideal gas law pV= nRT to determine R on the basis of this data. Note that for the law, T must be expressed in %3D kelvins.

20.4 The following data were gathered to determine the relation- ship between pressure and temperature of a fixed volume of 1 kg of nitrogen. The volume is 10 m³. T, °C -40 40 80 120 160 N/m2 6900 8100 9300 10,500 11,700 12,900 Employ the ideal gas law pV= nRT to determine R on the basis of this data. Note that for the law, T must be expressed in %3D kelvins.

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20.4 The following data were gathered to determine the relation-
ship between pressure and temperature of a fixed volume of 1 kg of
nitrogen. The volume is 10 m³.
T, °C
-40
40
80
120
160
p, N/m2
6900
8100
9300
10,500
11,700
12,900
Employ the ideal gas law pV nRT to determine Ron the basis
of this data. Note that for the law, T must be expressed in
kelvins.

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