Chemistry Mole Concept Q: Volume of 5.25g Nitrogen @ 26\circ C, 74.2 cm

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The discussion revolves around calculating the volume of 5.25g of nitrogen gas at 26°C and a pressure of 74.2 cm. The ideal gas equation, PV=nRT, is suggested as the method for solving the problem, but there is confusion regarding the pressure unit, which is clarified to likely be cm Hg. The participant expresses difficulty in progressing beyond the initial steps and seeks guidance on whether they can post additional questions in the same thread. It is advised to start new threads for each question while avoiding posting multiple questions simultaneously. The participant acknowledges the challenge of the problems but is determined to attempt solving them independently.
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Homework Statement


Hello Everyone!
I am solving a lots and lots of questions on Mole Concept but i am getting stuck in this:-

Calculate the volume occupied by 5.25g of nitrogen at 26\circ C and 74.2 cm of pressure.

The Attempt at a Solution


I actually don't know from where should i start. I have done questions when the conditions are at STP but i have never done a question like this.

Thanks! :smile:
 
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start by the fact that one mole of any gas at 273K and 1 bar pressure occupies 22.7L volume
 
piyushkumar said:
start by the fact that one mole of any gas at 273K and 1 bar pressure occupies 22.7L volume

Thanks for your reply Piyush!
I thought of starting by this but i am not able to think of the next step. :confused:
 
This is direct application of ideal gas equation, PV=nRT. The only problem is with units of the pressure - is it cm (which doesn't make sense to me), or cm Hg?
 
Borek said:
This is direct application of ideal gas equation, PV=nRT. The only problem is with units of the pressure - is it cm (which doesn't make sense to me), or cm Hg?

So what should be the unit? :confused:
 
cm Hg most likely. Close relative of mmHg, or torr.
 
Borek said:
cm Hg most likely. Close relative of mmHg, or torr.

Thanks for your help Borek! :smile:

I am having many questions to solve in mole concept (almost a full book). If i get any doubts, can i post them in this thread one by one? :smile:
 
In general you should start a new thread with each one. But there is a catch - if you start several at once, that's wrong as well.

Let's hope you will be able to deal with most of the questions on your own :wink:
 
Borek said:
In general you should start a new thread with each one. But there is a catch - if you start several at once, that's wrong as well.

Let's hope you will be able to deal with most of the questions on your own :wink:

Yes i will try to solve them by my own :wink:
But they are really tough...:rolleyes:
 
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