Posted by leo on Saturday, October 20, 2007 at 9:33pm.
You can use the equation:
760mm Hg=101,325 Pa
You simply write it as:
Pa = 760mm Hg/(101,325)
You then substitute this in the expression for pressure in the container:
435kPa = 435k*760mm Hg/(101,325) =
435*1000*760mm Hg/101,325 = 3362.8mm Hg
so g/mol of oxygen has nothing to do with solving??
Right. The 32 g/mol has nothing to do with it. Pressure is pressure. It would be the same for any gas. Also, I think there is a typo in the number. I think it should be 3262.8 but we are allowed only 3 significant figures.
I had picked up on that, thank you. I had that answer before but thought it was wrong.
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