Posted by Katy on Tuesday, May 4, 2010 at 9:49pm.
PV=nRT
p dV + V dp = n R dT
p is constant here so
p dV = n R dT
work = integral p dV = nR dT
p(V2-V1) = n R (T2-T1)
so 15 = n R (T2-T1)
doesnt that give me an answer in moles? ...is there a way to convert moles to mg?
so i got the answer to be .01804 moles
and i know one mole of helium is 4.03 g
do i just multiply the two together? and then divide by 10000 to convert g to mg?
never mind. I made a silly error.
i got .01804 moles...multiplied that times 4.03grams and then multiplied that times 1000 and got 72.7mg.
got it! thanks so much!
what are we solving for in this equation?? 15 = n R (T2-T1)
we know n, we know R, we know t1 and t2...so what do we solve for?
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