1) What is the pressure inside a 32.8 m3 container holding 103.4 kg of argon gas...

1) What is the pressure inside a 32.8 m³ container holding 103.4 kg of argon gas at 395 K(M_Ar=40x10^-3kg/mol)?

2) A 10kg object floats with 5/7 of its volume under the surface of the water. What is the density of the object? The density of water is 1000 kg/m³.

Expert Solution

ANS : (1) : V = 32.8 m³ , T = 395 K , R = 8.314

From PV = RT

P = RT / V

P = ( 8.314 x 395) / 32.8

P = 100.122 Pa

the density of the object is d = m / v

d = (10 x 7 ) / 5

d = 70 / 5

d = 14 kg / m³

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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