When water changes state in the water cycle, the total number of water particles remains the same. The changes of state include melting, sublimation, evaporation, freezing, condensation, and deposition. All changes of state involve the transfer of energy.
Answer:
32.4°C
Explanation:
Consider the following expression:
P•V/T =P'•V'/T'
Where P and P' are respectively the initial and the final pressure, V and V's are respectively initial and final volume, and T and T' are respectively initial and final temperature.
We know that the pressure cannot change, so it means that P = P'
We also know that the volume must be increased in 20%, and if we multiply the volume by 1.2 is like increase it in 20%, so we can write that V' = 1.2•V, and changing a little more we can write that V'/V = 1.2
So let's do some maths:
P•V/T = P'•V'/T'
T'•P•V/T = P'•V'
T'•P•V = P'•V'•T
T'=P'•V'•T/P•V
We know that P'=P so the division is equal to 1:
T'= 1•V'•T/V
We also know that V'/V = 1.2, so:
T' = 1.2•T
And we know the value of T, it's 27, so now we just have to solve it:
T' = 1.2•27
T' = 32.4°C
Answer: 0.052moles
Explanation:
number of moles = given mass (g) / molar mass(g/mol)
n=m/M
n= 5.2g/ (40 + 12 + 48)g/mole
n=5.2g/100g/mol
n=0.052 moles
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