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» a solid vessel contain 7.1g of chlorine gas...a solid vessel contain 7.1g of chlorine gas at ambient pressure at ‘T’K. the vessel is kept in a bath which is 30 degree hotter. in order to maintain the original pressure, some gas is withdrawn and is found to occupy 246mL at 1 atm and at 27 degree celcius.Find out ‘T’-a)185K b)270 celcius c)270K d)185celciusThe ans is 270K kindly share solution

Vanshika

8 Years agoGrade 11

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Abhiraj Pathak

Approved Tutor Answer8 Years ago

7.1g of Cl2 occupies 2.24L = 2240mL by volume and corresponding temperature is T`Now this gas is heated and to accommodate increase volume 246mL is removed. i.e. when the gas was heated it expanded from a volume of 2240mL to a volume of 2240+246mL = 2486mL and corresponding temperature is 27 degC = 300KNow applying Charles law,2240/2486 = T`/300On solving T` = 270KKindly approve.

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