**Part B****What is the initial temperature in °C?**Express your answer in degrees Celsius.- **View Available Hint(s)**[Interactive box with input tools and options]\[ T_i = \_\_\_\_\_\_ \, \text{°C} \][Submit button]---**Part C****What is the final temperature in °C?**Express your answer in degrees Celsius.- **View Available Hint(s)**[Interactive box with input tools and options]\[ T_f = \_\_\_\_\_\_ \, \text{°C} \][Submit button] The image describes a process involving 0.0056 mol of gas depicted on a pressure-volume (p-V) graph. In this graph:- The x-axis represents volume (V) in cubic centimeters (cm³), ranging from 0 to 300 cm³.- The y-axis represents pressure (p) in atmospheres (atm), ranging from 0 to 6 atm.The process involves a vertical transition between two points:- Point 1 is at approximately 200 cm³ and 2 atm.- Point 2 is at approximately 200 cm³ and 6 atm.This indicates a process where the volume remains constant while the pressure increases from 2 atm to 6 atm, suggesting an isochoric process (constant volume).

Initial pressure Final pressure Number of mol Volume From ideal gas lawWhere,P=Pressure V=Volume n=Number of mol R=Universal gas constant T=Temperature So,So, substituting the given values Now, converting this into Celsius scale we get Again for the final situation from ideal gas lawWhere,P=Pressure V=Volume n=Number of mol R=Universal gas constant T=Temperature So,So, Substituting the given values Now, converting this into Celsius scale we get Part-BThe initial temperature is 5980CPart-CThe final temperature is 23400C

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