Combined Gas Law Problems

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How about if the problem was asking about the temperature? The question number 1 is finding about the p2 and in number 2 is the same also .. so how we gonna do if the temperature was asked in the question?

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A process consist of two steps: (1) one mole of air at T = 550°c & P = 3.5 bar is cooled at constant volume of T = 80°c. (2) The air is then heated at constant pressure until its temperature reaches 550°c. if these two step process is replaced by a single isothermal expansion of the air from 550°c & 3.5 bar to some final pressure P, what is the value of P that makes the work of the two processes the same? assume mechanical reversibility and treat air as an ideal gas with: Cv = 3/2 R & Cp = 5/2 R how to answer this? please teach me

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can you used this formula; V= nRT ?

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Can you use ideal gas law on the last problem? which has mol?

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Can i already convert torr into atm because it just gives me a longer time to calculate

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Divide the torr by 760

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What if P2 T1 and V1 are only given?

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If we have only one pressure,mole and temperature how can we find p2??

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at stp, the volume of a gas is 22.4L

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Is this combined gas law or ideal gas law?

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not sure if im underthinking number 2,but for that question could you not just use pv=nrt.

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Andrew Buchtan no, it has to say for example assumed at ideal gas laws. Usually problems will say that, because if u use ideal gas law equation you have to plug in the constant of r which will give u an entirely different answer

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No, you can not only use the ideal gas law because there is more than one volume number to add to the equation.

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hi! how n2 is 1,9 mol, it is sayed n2 is 1,25 mol?

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Hi! I know this is probably late and not relevant anymore, but the question was asking for additional moles, so we added both moles together in order to answer the question properly. If we were to keep the moles as 1.25 it would disregard what the question was asking for and it would be just us finding the 2nd pressure, hope this makes sense!

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actually torr to atm is torr/760 and atm to torr is atm*760

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