Directions: Show all your work and include units in your answer. Box your final answer.R= 0.0821 L atmmol KK = °C+ 2731000mL = 1LPV = nRTA sample of gas is in a 6.2 L flexible container at a temperature of 155 degreesCelsius. What is the volume when the temperature is raised to 255 degrees Celsiuswhile the pressure stays constant? (use 2 decimal places)Based on the question, should you usethe IFE Table or PV=nRT to solve theproblem?Initial:Final:Effect:

We will use Charles law V1=6.2L T1=155°C= 428K T2=255°C= 528K V2=?

Directions: Show all your work and include units in your answer. Box your final answer. R=0.0821 L atm K = °C+273 1000mL = 1L PV = nRT mol K sample of gas is in a 6.2 L flexible container at a temperature of 155 degrees Isius. What is the volume when the temperature is raised to 255 degrees Celsius nile the pressure stays constant? (use 2 decimal places) Based on the question, should you use the IFE Table or PV=nRT to solve the problem? P. V in. T Initial: Final: Effect:

Directions: Show all your work and include units in your answer. Box your final answer. R=0.0821 L atm K = °C+273 1000mL = 1L PV = nRT mol K sample of gas is in a 6.2 L flexible container at a temperature of 155 degrees Isius. What is the volume when the temperature is raised to 255 degrees Celsius nile the pressure stays constant? (use 2 decimal places) Based on the question, should you use the IFE Table or PV=nRT to solve the problem? P. V in. T Initial: Final: Effect:

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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

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