Honors Chemistry Name
Gas Law PMP
Mr. McAfoos Period
1. How many
moles of a gas will fit into a 3.98 l container at 783 mm Hg and 56 degrees
Celsius?
2. What is the
temperature of a container if it has a volume of 4.57 liters, a pressure of
0.872 atm and contains 0.494 moles of carbon dioxide?
3. What will the
pressure be in a container if it starts at 300 mm Hg and the temperature rises
form 137 K to 137oC?
4. A balloon
contains 4 moles of gas and has a volume of 6.91 liters. What will the new volume be if 5.1 more
moles of gas are added?
5. If the valve
in the diagram below is opened, what will the final pressure be in the
apparatus? (Hint: each gas expands as if the other were not there.)
6. You collect
hydrogen over water (as you did in the lab).
If the vapor pressure of water is 23.71 mm Hg and the atmospheric
pressure is 1.034 atm, what is the pressure of the hydrogen?
7. How many
moles will fit into a balloon that has a volume of 4.50 L, at a pressure of 743
mm Hg, and a temperature of 200oC?
8. If a balloon
that has a volume of 13.77 L is heated from 12 K to 12oC, what will
the new volume be?
9. A container
has a volume of 3.00 L. If 2.00 moles
of hydrogen are placed in the container at 12oC what will the
pressure be?
If 1.00 moles of
oxygen are added to the container at the same temperature, what will the
pressure of the oxygen be?
What will the
total pressure be?
If the two gases
react and the final temperature of the gas afterwards is 348oC, what
will the final total pressure be? (assume the V doesn't change)
HINT: Do the
stoich problem to find the pressure of the product. Then find the amount of xs
and calculate that pressure.
10. Carbon
dioxide leaks out a container in 34 minutes and 28 seconds. How long would it take nitrogen to leak from
the same container (assuming that it started at the same temperature and
pressure?