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Quiz 7 in CHM 1045 Fall 2008 - Gas Laws, Quizzes of Chemistry

Quiz 7 from the chm 1045 fall 2008 course, focusing on gas laws. The quiz includes questions about calculating the total volume of a gas mixture, understanding charles' law, and determining the resulting pressure after a change in volume and temperature. Additional questions involve calculating the number of moles, density, and molecular weight of a gas, as well as finding the partial pressure of other components in a gas mixture.

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CHM 1045 Fall 2008
Quiz 7
Name (print)___________________
Show your work for complete (and partial) credit. Report your answers to the correct
number of significant figures, and use units where appropriate.
PA = XAPtot XA = nA/ntot 760mm Hg = 1atm. K=°C+273.15 R=0.082058L.atm.mol-1.K-1
1. A gas sample consists of a mixture of 0.33mol of N2(g) and 0.25mol H2(g). What
would be the total volume of the mixture at 25°C and 0.75atm?
2. What is Charles' Law (the relationship between temperature and volume)? State the
law with words or as a mathematical equation. What conditions, if any, are required
for Charles' Law to be valid?
3. A gas sample with a volume of 1.75L and a pressure of 710.mmHg at 25°C has its
volume reduced to 1.50L and its temperature decreased to 20.°C. What is the
resulting pressure?
4. The density of a gas sample at 105°C and 1.00atm. is 1.564g/L.
a) Calculate either the number of moles in 1.00L or the volume of 1.00mol of the gas.
b) Calculate the molecular weight of the gas.
extra credit: In a mixture of gasses, the mole fraction of nitrogen is 0.55 and the partial
pressure of nitrogen is 800.mmHg. What is the partial pressure of all other
components of the mixture?

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CHM 1045 Fall 2008 Quiz 7 Name (print)___________________ Show your work for complete (and partial) credit. Report your answers to the correct number of significant figures, and use units where appropriate. PA = XAPtot XA = nA/ntot 760mm Hg = 1atm. K=°C+273.15 R=0.082058L. atm. mol-1. K-

  1. A gas sample consists of a mixture of 0.33mol of N 2 (g) and 0.25mol H 2 (g). What would be the total volume of the mixture at 25°C and 0.75atm?
  2. What is Charles' Law (the relationship between temperature and volume)? State the law with words or as a mathematical equation. What conditions, if any, are required for Charles' Law to be valid?
  3. A gas sample with a volume of 1.75L and a pressure of 710.mmHg at 25°C has its volume reduced to 1.50L and its temperature decreased to 20.°C. What is the resulting pressure?
  4. The density of a gas sample at 105°C and 1.00atm. is 1.564g/L. a) Calculate either the number of moles in 1.00L or the volume of 1.00mol of the gas. b) Calculate the molecular weight of the gas. extra credit: In a mixture of gasses, the mole fraction of nitrogen is 0.55 and the partial pressure of nitrogen is 800.mmHg. What is the partial pressure of all other components of the mixture?