Question

If the pressure of a gas at 27°C is 15 mm Hg, what will be its pressure at 127°C, use B = 5 X 10³, C = 0, T is in kelvin and P is in mm Hg?

a.

579 mm Hg

b.

775 mm Hg

c.

961 mm Hg

d.

999 mm Hg

Answer: (c).961 mm Hg

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Q. If the pressure of a gas at 27°C is 15 mm Hg, what will be its pressure at 127°C, use B = 5 X 10³, C = 0, T is in kelvin and P is in mm Hg?

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