Carbon dioxide in a soft drink with an initial mass of \(381.04\)g was carefully extracted and collected as a gas. The drink final mass was \(380.41\)g. What would be the volume that the Carbon Diodixide occupy at \(100\)kPa and 25 degrees celsius?
Anyone able to give me a hint? what formula do i use? I haven't done these in a long time..
ok so you have mass of the co2 dont you? you can do this two ways, one assumes that conditions (temperature and pressure) are ideal or near ideal so you calculate from: n=m/M n=V/Vm -> V = n*Vm or the other way is to calculate the conditions in and use: pV=nRT -> V = nRT/p where again n=m/M
Im not getting it \[n=\frac{m}{M} => n = \frac{381.04}{268} = 1.4217\] \[n=\frac{V}{V_{m}} => 1.4217 = \frac{380.41}{V} => V = 267..\] where did i go wrong?
381,04-380,41 is the mass!
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