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    The document discusses four gas laws: 1) Boyle's law relates pressure and volume at a constant temperature. 2) Charles's law relates volume and temperature at a constant pressure. 3) Gay-Lussac's law relates pressure and temperature at a constant volume. 4) Avogadro's law relates volume and amount of gas at constant pressure and temperature. The combined gas law incorporates all four gas laws and can be used to solve gas problems involving changes in pressure, volume, temperature, or amount of gas. Sample problems are provided to demonstrate using the combined gas law to calculate gas properties under different conditions.

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    The document discusses four gas laws: 1) Boyle's law relates pressure and volume at a constant temperature. 2) Charles's law relates volume and temperature at a constant pressure. 3) Gay-Lussac's law relates pressure and temperature at a constant volume. 4) Avogadro's law relates volume and amount of gas at constant pressure and temperature. The combined gas law incorporates all four gas laws and can be used to solve gas problems involving changes in pressure, volume, temperature, or amount of gas. Sample problems are provided to demonstrate using the combined gas law to calculate gas properties under different conditions.

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    CHEMISTRY

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    The document discusses four gas laws: 1) Boyle's law relates pressure and volume at a constant temperature. 2) Charles's law relates volume and temperature at a constant pressure. 3) Gay-Lussac's law relates pressure and temperature at a constant volume. 4) Avogadro's law relates volume and amount of gas at constant pressure and temperature. The combined gas law incorporates all four gas laws and can be used to solve gas problems involving changes in pressure, volume, temperature, or amount of gas. Sample problems are provided to demonstrate using the combined gas law to calculate gas properties under different conditions.

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    2022-14-2 11.

    2 Gas laws

    * The 4 laws of gases }> Law Relation Mathematically Problem solving

    ☐
    * Boyle 's Pats PV=k Dev , =
    Path

    * Charles 's Tov f- =K = ontlva-T.us

    *
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    ,

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    q T2

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    72%2-+50--1504 1) Ps 4.882 Atm 12=4.690 Atm


    .
    , it _- 273+8--28114

    =P 'll 0.947
    V2 '
    =/ go × = 143.9 Ts . -281×4.082--19.50
    P2 4.690
    0.987

    Page 3623 . Page 363s ,

    1,
    ¥ =

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    ¥4 ,
    =

    ¥ 3) I --
    273+27--300 K

    p, ,
    273.15+205
    ✗
    1.07 -12 ,
    % -12=273+45--318 K ✓ 2=17×4×1-2 V2 =
    173×1.59
    120
    27.3 ,
    py gzy, go ,

    = 1.4238 atm 281×4-690 = 27014 Pa ,


    318×107
    =
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    '
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    =

    200×100
    4. 882 29s

    0.500×0-882×298
    * p ,
    =
    1.2218 Atm
    10

    * p=←É = 2. oh Atm
    b. od

    1.45×120-1273.151×0.082
    & p , = 3.97 Atm
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