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Ideal Gas Equation Example 1by khanacademy95,047 views- 0:07
Van der Waals Isotherms for Real and Ideal Gasesby wolframmathematica1,432 views
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Organic Chemistryby chemdog848,432 views
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Partial Pressureby khanacademy77,546 views
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Exceptions to the Ideal Gas Lawby asantas93487 views
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Kinetic Theory Derivation 1by EnderlePhD4,733 views
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Ideal Gas Law, Pt 2by genchemconcepts10,902 views
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AP Chemistry: The Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gasesby Mindbitesdotcom6,861 views
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FCAN - Paper Animation - Properties of Gasesby galatian14828 views
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Reaction Yieldsby chemdog81,958 views
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Gas Demos 1.movby rwinters123557 views
Hello Chuck, How did you take the volume of Ballon equivalent to 4 time the volume of air? can you please elaborate all its calculations one more time. Thanks. this is at about 5: 30. Please reply directly. Regards, Zaman
zaman866 3 months ago
@zaman866 To lift a 650 kg payload, you must expel 650 kg of air from the balloon. You are doing this by heating it from 300 K to 400 K in a constant volume, so you can only expel 1/4 of the air. Therefore, the total volume of the balloon must be 4 times the volume of the excluded air (which weighs 650 kg).
chemdog8 3 months ago