kPa and 320.0 mL respectively, the temperature decreases to 21.8°C when some of the gas is released. Calculate the initial temperature inside of the balloon. a. b. Gas Law Used: 4. A mixture of noble gases are placed into a 350.0 mL tube to create an electric sign. The pressures exerted by each gas and amounts are listed in the table below. Assume these gases are ideal. Calculate the temperature in Fahrenheit inside the tube after all of the gases have been added. Noble Gas Partial Pressure Amount Neon (Ne) 58.3 kPa 3.72 g Krypton (Kr) 38.5 kPa 2.60 g Argon (Ar) 0.209 atm 0.0553 mol a. b. Gas Laws Used:

kPa and 320.0 mL respectively, the temperature decreases to 21.8°C when some of the gas is released. Calculate the initial temperature inside of the balloon. a. b. Gas Law Used: 4. A mixture of noble gases are placed into a 350.0 mL tube to create an electric sign. The pressures exerted by each gas and amounts are listed in the table below. Assume these gases are ideal. Calculate the temperature in Fahrenheit inside the tube after all of the gases have been added. Noble Gas Partial Pressure Amount Neon (Ne) 58.3 kPa 3.72 g Krypton (Kr) 38.5 kPa 2.60 g Argon (Ar) 0.209 atm 0.0553 mol a. b. Gas Laws Used:

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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