Aniruddha Dewangan
Last Activity: 6 Years ago
Initial Mass, W1 = 13g
Final Mass = W2
Initial Temperature, T1 = 27℃ = 300K
Final Temperature, T2 = 52℃ = 325K
It is given that initial and final pressure are same.
So, Initial Pressure = Final Pressure = P
PV = nRT
In initial case
PV = nRT
INITIAL CASE
PV = nRT1, and n = weight/molecular mass= W1/M
So, PV = (W1RT1)/M
Therefore, MV = (W1RT1)/P, substituting the values
MV = (13 × R × 300)/P
MV = 3900R/P ------------> Eq.1
FINAL CASE
PV = nRT, and n=W2/M
PV = (W2RT2)/M
PVM = W2RT2
Substituting the value of MV from Equation 1, and value of T2 we get,
P × (3900R)/P = W2 × R × 325
W2 = 3900/325
W2 = 12g
Weight to be removed = W1 - W2
= 13 - 12 = 1g.
Hope you understood it.