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A chemist collects 156 mL of N2 gas at 25ºC and 7.9 x 10^2 torr. The volume of the gas at STP would be what?
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pV=nRT --> n= pV/RT and then that n you put in: n=V/Vm --> V= n*Vm
What is Vm?
molar volume -> 22,4 dm3 mol-1
Why do you subtract 1?
mol^-1
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For some reason I'm not coming out with any answer that makes sense to the problem.
did you transfer pressure to Pa and temperature to K
and volume to m3
Yes. This is my equation. V2 = (1.039 atm * 156 mL * 298.15 K)/(273.15 K * 1 atm)
??? n= pV/RT = 7,9*10^2 torr * 133,322 Pa torr-1 * 156 *10-6 m3 / 8,314 J K-1 mol-1 * 298 K = 6,63 *10^-3 mol V= n * Vm= 6,63*10^-3 mol * 22,4 dm3 mol-1 = 0,148 dm3 = 148 cm3 or 148 mL
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Ah... I was using the wrong gas law. Thank you for correcting me.
not a problem
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