Need help Dry Ice Gas Law ProblemA 0.50 kg block of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) is allowed to sublimein a sealed piston that has a volume of 250 L until it equilibrates to apressure of 850 torr @ 27 °C. If the piston moves until it has decreased thepressure to 750 torr while releasing 2.50 mol of the gas, what would be thefinal volume if the piston cooled to 20 °C?

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Dry Ice Gas Law Problem
A 0.50 kg block of dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) is allowed to sublime
in a sealed piston that has a volume of 250 L until it equilibrates to a
pressure of 850 torr @ 27 °C. If the piston moves until it has decreased the
pressure to 750 torr while releasing 2.50 mol of the gas, what would be the
final volume if the piston cooled to 20 °C?

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Combined gas law is the law that incorporates the law of Charles, the law of Gay-Lussac and the law of Boyle. It's an amalgamation of the three rules that have been discovered since. These laws link one thermodynamic variable to another, which keeps most everything stable. The coexistence of these variables is the combined gas law which states that the ratio between the product of the pressure-volume and the temperature of the system stays unchanged.

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