The discussion revolves around calculating the pressure of neon gas in a closed system when the gas is heated, specifically starting from a state of 40 psi at 65 degrees Fahrenheit. The focus includes the application of the ideal gas law and considerations of thermal expansion.
Participants express varying levels of understanding and ability to apply the ideal gas law, with some uncertainty about the behavior of neon as an ideal gas. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the specific calculations needed and the safety implications of the proposed application.
There are limitations regarding the assumptions made about the behavior of neon under the specified conditions, as well as the potential risks involved in the proposed application of thermal expansion.
Is this question for schoolwork?kelseytischler95 said:TL;DR Summary: Thermal expansion of neon i need help.
If neon is stored at 40 psi . 65 degrees fahrenheit. How do i calculate the psi in a closed system when the container is heated.
Not in the slightest. Any help would be greatly appreciated.berkeman said:Is this question for schoolwork?
Does neon behave as an ideal gas at this temperature and pressure?Baluncore said:Volume is fixed.
P1 / T1 = P2 / T2 ;
where Temperatures are absolute.
What is stopping you?