The absolute temperature of a gas is increased four times while maintaining a constant volume. What happens to the pressure of
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Answer:
Volume of the gas at 44°C is <u>258 ml.</u>
Explanation
here,
using Charles' law ,
where , V= initial volume v= final volume
T=initial temperature t = final temperature
Given - pressure is constant ,
so , putting the values -
V= 240ml
T= 22 + 273K = 295K (since converting celsius into kelvin that
is +273K )
v =?
t = 44+ 273K = 317K
Now , putting the given values in charles' law ,
240ml x317K = v x 295K (through cross multiplication )
v =
= 258ml .
thus ,<u> the volume of carbon dioxide in a container at 44°C IS 258ml .</u>