you are transferring a sample of gas from a hot area to a cooler area assuming that there is no change in pressure and that no gas is lost in the process, what do you expect to happen? g

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26-10-2022
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you are transferring a sample of gas from a hot area to a cooler area assuming that there is no change in pressure and that no gas is lost in the process, what do you expect to happen? g

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qwmaroon qwmaroon · Answer 1 · 2022-10-28T14:17:06-04:00

The Volume of the gas will decrease when a sample of gas from a hot area to a cooler area assuming that there is no change in pressure and that no gas is lost in the process.

The equation of an ideal gas is mentioned below;

PV = nRT

Let us assume that there is no change in pressure and that no gas is lost in the process of gas transfer. So, we can write

Pressure = P = Constant

Number of moles = n = Constant

R = Gas Constant

So, we can write the relation between the temperature and volume of gas as

T ∝ V

We are transferring a sample of gas from a hot area to a cooler area i.e., Temperature is decreasing. So, the Volume of the gas will also decrease.

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