Ideal Gas Law Practice Problems

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[168rep]

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[petol78]

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[erectance]

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[BasedGodism]

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[Imaslipper]

I'm confused on whether or not it matters what the pressure is measured in. Does it matter if I use Atm or Torr?

[tdewitt451]

@Imaslipper good question. i talk all about this in my video "ideal gas law introduction." watch that and you should be all set.

[Imaslipper]

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[SuperErnesto12]

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[snake3741]

I'm not sure how you got 285.1536K

I know what to type in my calculator, but when it comes to R how would I type that in my calculator??

[tdewitt451]

@snake3741 in the example, R is on the bottom of the fraction, which means you're dividing by it. so, the math would be: (2.15 x 35.28) / (3.24 x 0.0821). Does that make sense?

[snake3741]

@tdewitt451

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[animefreak619240]

Wow. I like your way of writing the giant fraction. I completely overlooked the fact that you could write it like that.

[AlderDragon]

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