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Ideal Gas Constant Calculations

The document provides values for the ideal gas constant R with specified precision for use in numerical calculations in the chapter. It states that using values of constants with greater or lesser precision than what is provided could lead to small differences in some answers. It then shows an example calculation using the provided values of R and other given values to solve for pressure of an ideal gas.

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Ideal Gas Constant Calculations

The document provides values for the ideal gas constant R with specified precision for use in numerical calculations in the chapter. It states that using values of constants with greater or lesser precision than what is provided could lead to small differences in some answers. It then shows an example calculation using the provided values of R and other given values to solve for pressure of an ideal gas.

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In doing the numerical calculations for the exercises and problems for this chapter, the values of the

ideal-gas constant have been used with the precision given on page 501 of the text,
R = .$1%5 # mol K = 0.0 !0" L atm mol K.

&se of values of these constants with either greater or less precision ma' introduce differences in the third figures of some answers. 18.1: a( n = mtot M = *0.!!5 )g( *%00 10$ )g mol( = 5".$ mol. b( +f the man' wa's to find the pressure, ,-. *1 .$( gives
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