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A gas has a volume of 62.65 L at STP. At what temperature (in oC) would the volume of the gas be 78.31 L at a pressure of 612.0 mm Hg?

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2.45 °C

From the Ideal gas law (Combined gas law)

PV/T = P'V'/T' .....eq 1

Where:

P - initial pressure

V - initial volume

T - initial temperature

P' - final pressure

V' - final volume

T' - final temperature.

To proceed we have to make T the subject from eq.1

Which is, T = P'V'T/PV.......eq.2

We have been provided with;

Standard temperature and pressure (STP)

P = 760 mm Hg (SP - Standard Pressure)

T = 273.15 K (ST - Standard Temperature)

V = 62.65 L

P' = 612.0 mm Hg

V' = 78.31 L

T' = ? (what we require)

Therefore, we substitute the values into eq.2

T' =

.

T' = 275.60 K

T = (275.60 - 273.15) ......To °C

T = 2.45 °C

>>>>> Answer

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