1.

- If we have a gas at a constant temperature, with a starting volume of 40L

and with a 1’5 atm pressure, calculate the final pressure we will have if we
compress the gas to a 20L volume. Tell me the name of the law you have
used.

2.- Calculate the final temperature that a gas will have with a volume of 6L, if
its starting temperature was 300K and it was in a 10L container. The pressure
is constant in this process.

3.- We have a gas with a temperature of 20ºC and a volume of 4L. Calculate
the final volume if we heat it till 30ºC. Consider the process at a constant
pressure.

4.- Calculate the volume of a gas at a temperature of 20ºC, if we know that it

has a volume of 60L with a temperature of 0ºC. Consider the process as it is
produced at a constant pressure.

5.- If we heat the steam we have inside a rigid container from 120ºC to 300ºC,
calculate the final pressure if the starting pressure was 1’5 atm.

6.- Calculate the final temperature, if we increase the pressure of a gas from 1
atm to 2000mmHg in a rigid container. The starting temperature was 35ºC

7.- We expand a certain gas from 750mmHg to 60000 Pa (1 atm = 101325 Pa),
calculate the final volume if it initially ocuppied 50L and the process is made
at a constant temperature.

8.- We heat a gas that has a temperature of 23ºC and ocuppies a volume of
200mL at a concrete pressure. If it finally has a volume of 20L, calculate its
final temperature.

9.- We increase the temperature of a certain gas from -20ºC to 60ºC inside a
rigid container. Calculate the final pressure if the starting one was 90000Pa.

10.- We expand 200 mL of helium, measured at 1 atm and 20ºC, to 600cm3,

measured at 293K. Calculate the final pressure.

11.- We expand a certain gas at a concrete temperature. If we know the

starting pressure was 700mmHg, calculate the final pressure if the volume
goes from 50L to 0’15 m3.

12.- If we have air with a temperature of -15ºC that ocuppies 20m3 of

volume, calculate its volume if we heat it untill 0ºC keeping the pressure
constant.