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1 litre of hydrogen at 127 degree Celsius and 1p raise to power 6 dyne per cm square pressure expand isothermally when pressure is reduced to 5 into 10 raise to power 5 dyne per CM square find volume of gas after expansion


Akash Girde 5th Nov, 2020
Answer (1)
Shefadaar 5th Nov, 2020

Hello there!

Here is the solution regarding your question.

Given,

T = 127°C  [which is equal to 400 K].

Pi = 1 x 10 dyne / cm²

Pf = 5 x 10 dyne / cm²

Since, the process is Isothermal. Thus,

PiVi = PfVf

Vf = PiVi / Pf

Vf = 1 x 10 / 5 x 10

Vf = 10/5

Vf = 2 litres

Hence, 2 litre volume of gas expanded.

I hope you got your answer.

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