Explanation Given The volume of the cylinder is 15 L . The temperature of the cylinder is 27 ° C . The mass of hydrogen in the cylinder is 4.0 g . The mass of nitrogen in the cylinder is 28 g . The conversion of ° C into Kelvin is done as, T ° C = T + 273 K The conversion of 27 ° C into Kelvin is, 27 ° C = 27 + 273 K = 300 K Number of moles of hydrogen and nitrogen in the cylinder can be calculated by the formula, Number of Moles= ( Mass Molar mass ) Substituting the values of mass of hydrogen in the cylinder and molar mass of H 2 ( 2.02 g/mol ) in the above equation. Number of Moles of H 2 = ( 4.0 g 2.02 g/mol ) = 1.98 mol Substituting the values of mass of nitrogen in the cylinder and molar mass of N 2 ( 28.01 g/mol ) in the above equation. Number of Moles of N 2 = ( 28.0 g 28.01 g/mol ) = 1.00 mol The pressure of a gas can be calculated by the formula, P V = n R T P = n R T V Where, n is the number of moles of the gas

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