The data below is for a sample of gas at 25ºC. Volume Difference in Hg Pressure Px V (mL) Levels (mm) (mm) (mm x mL) 35.6 710 34.9 +15 33.7 +40 31.2 +100 25.3 +290 36.6 -20 38.3 -50 41.4 -100 50.6 -210 Now, calculate the Px V product (this is the proportionality constant, k) for each volume and pressure and fill in the column in the table. Complete the statements below: Statements: 1. The name of the curve you graphed is 2. The mathematical relationship between P and V is 3. The value of the proportionality constant, k, is 4. The volume of this sample of gas at 2.00 atm and 25°C would be (Show your calculation in the space below.)

The data below is for a sample of gas at 25ºC. Volume Difference in Hg Pressure Px V (mL) Levels (mm) (mm) (mm x mL) 35.6 710 34.9 +15 33.7 +40 31.2 +100 25.3 +290 36.6 -20 38.3 -50 41.4 -100 50.6 -210 Now, calculate the Px V product (this is the proportionality constant, k) for each volume and pressure and fill in the column in the table. Complete the statements below: Statements: 1. The name of the curve you graphed is 2. The mathematical relationship between P and V is 3. The value of the proportionality constant, k, is 4. The volume of this sample of gas at 2.00 atm and 25°C would be (Show your calculation in the space below.)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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