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How do you find the new pressure of a container with two different volumes and pressures...

How do you find the new pressure of a container with two different volumes and pressures while also being at the same temp?

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PV = nRT ideal gas equation

T is same . R is constant

PV = constant

Initial                                                            

pressure = P1                                                              

volume       =V1                                                                  

       P1V1   = constant    ---------->1             

Final

pressure = P2

volume    = V2

P2V2 = constant ------------>2

from 1 and 2

P1V1 = P2V2

final or new pressure

P2    = P1V1/V2 >>>>answer

           

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago
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