Please answer #5. 1. A cylinder is filled with Xenon gas to a pressure of 742mmHg and a volume of 2.7L. Ifthe temperature remains constant, what will be the pressure inside of the balloon ifthe volume is compressed to 1.5L.2. You pick up some balloons for a birthday party and they have a pressure of 0.76atm,a volume of 860ml, and the store is at a temperature of 23°C. What volume will theballoons occupy if the temperature drops to 5°C, and the pressure is .52atm?A 2 L bottle of coke is pressurized to 2.7 atm at the factory which is maintained at22°C. What will the pressure be if3.the 2 L bottle is shipped from the factory to yourlocal grocery store where the temperature is 18°C?4. What is the final temperature in °F of an Indy Race Car tire that wasinitiallyinflated to 33 PSI and volume of 7L at 16°C. The car tires volume does not change, but thepressure of the time increases to 39 PSI after it's been driven for a few laps.5. A container is filled with deadly Chlorine gas to a volume of 47L at a pressure of 3.2atmat a temperature of 13°C. The container will burst and the deadly gas will leak out if thepressure inside of it exceeds 4.15 atm. If the volume remains constant but the temperatureincreases to 26°C, will the container hold the deadly gas? A simple yes or no will not do,you must show you calculations and then explain your answer.

Answer:- This question is answered by using the simple concept of gas laws which involves the…

5. A container is filled with deadly Chlorine gas to a volume of 47L at a pressure of 3.2atm at a temperature of 13°C. The container will burst and the deadly gas will leak out if the pressure inside of it exceeds 4.15 atm. If the volume remains constant but the temperature increases to 26°C, will the container hold the deadly gas? A simple yes or no will not do, you must show you calculations and then explain your answer.

5. A container is filled with deadly Chlorine gas to a volume of 47L at a pressure of 3.2atm at a temperature of 13°C. The container will burst and the deadly gas will leak out if the pressure inside of it exceeds 4.15 atm. If the volume remains constant but the temperature increases to 26°C, will the container hold the deadly gas? A simple yes or no will not do, you must show you calculations and then explain your answer.

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

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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