Pv=nRT question

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If anyone can explain this to me, I would appreciate it...

What is the new internal pressure off a given mass of nitrogen gas in a 400-ml vessel at 22(Celsius) and 1.2 atm, when heated to 60 (celsius) and compressed to 300 - ml?

I thought the answer would be

(1)(.400)(333)/(1.2)(.300)(295)

and the answer is stated as

(1.2)(.400)(333)/(1)(.300)(295)

I keep setting it up and can't get the the right answer :(

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This is easy and really know this!

PV/T=PV/T
(1.2)(.400)/(295)=P(.300)/(333)
(1.2)(.400)(333)/(295)(.300)= P
 
If anyone can explain this to me, I would appreciate it...

What is the new internal pressure off a given mass of nitrogen gas in a 400-ml vessel at 22(Celsius) and 1.2 atm, when heated to 60 (celsius) and compressed to 300 - ml?

I thought the answer would be

(1)(.400)(333)/(1.2)(.300)(295)

and the answer is stated as

(1.2)(.400)(333)/(1)(.300)(295)

I keep setting it up and can't get the the right answer :(

You have the correct formula......but used it incorrectly. Read it carefully...They are asking for P2.....the initial pressure was 1.2 atm NOT 1atm . Try it again.....and let me know.

Dr. Romano
 
Easy peasy! Thank you for the help - genuinely appreciated!
 
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