Question 59 of 190
Two closed vessels of same volume are joined through a narrow tube and both vessels are filled with air of pressure kPa and temperature K. Keeping the temperature of one vessel constant at K the second vessel temperature is raised to K. The final pressure in the vessels is _______ kPa.
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Answer: (A)
Let the volume of each vessel be .
Initially, both vessels are at pressure kPa and temperature K.
Total number of moles initially is given by:
Finally, the temperature of the first vessel is K and the second vessel is K. Let the final pressure be .
Total number of moles finally is given by:
Since the total number of moles remains constant, :
Substituting the given values:
kPa
Answer:
Initially, both vessels are at pressure kPa and temperature K.
Total number of moles initially is given by:
Finally, the temperature of the first vessel is K and the second vessel is K. Let the final pressure be .
Total number of moles finally is given by:
Since the total number of moles remains constant, :
Substituting the given values:
kPa
Answer: