00:01
Hi, so to solve for this, we will use the combined vassilis equation p1 v1 over t1 is equivalent to p2 v2 over t2.
00:12
And we're solving for the final temperature, so rearranging this equation, we'll have p2 v2 t1 divided by p1 v1.
00:25
Now let's plug in the given information here.
00:28
P2 is 0 .757 atm.
00:34
The final volume is 9 .47 liters.
00:38
The initial temperature is 51 degrees celsius.
00:42
Now remember when you're using any gauss law equation, we always have to convert your temperature to kelvin.
00:48
So we'll add the conversion factor here to 17 .15 for this to be in kelvin.
00:52
The initial pressure is 1 .13 atm.
00:56
The initial volume is 8 .17 liters.
01:00
Now we could cancel some units...