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Reply 1
iirc there are 1000 cm3 in a dm3 and 1000000 cm3 in a m3. So to get from cm3 to m3, you divide by a million; to get from m3 to cm3 you times by a million; to get from cm3 to dm3 you divide by a thousand; to get from dm3 to cm3 you times by a thousand; to get from dm3 to m3 you divide by a thousand; and to get from m3 to dm3 you times by a thousand.

don't quote me on that though :smile:

as for the question, you have 100000 pascals of pressure (that's standard isn't it?), 0.1 moles of CO2 (4.4/44), 0.02 m3 volume (20/1000) and the constant is 8.31ish (or whatever you have been given).

so to find the temperature you'd do

T = pV/nR

and sub in the values.
Reply 2
Surely this is physics?

Anyway 1 m3 = 100dm3 = 1,000,000cm3

And 4.4g of CO2 = 4.4 / (12 + 16x2) moles = 0.1moles

pV = nRT
p = 1atm = 100,000Pa
V = 0.02m3
n=0.1
R=8.31
T=?

therefore T = (100,000 x 0.02) / (0.1 x 8.31) = 2406 K

I think :P
Reply 3
basically... to convert cm3-->m3 you need to times the value by 10^-6
dm3-->m3 you need to times the value by 10^-3

so..in order to calculate the temperature..rearranging the equation gives you pv/nr = t

first you need to find the 'n' as thats not given to you..so you use the formula moles= mass/mr
4.4/ (12+32) {mr of carbon dioxide}
=0.1mol

now you just need to fill in the values:

(standard pressure is 100kpa so in Pa it's 100 000pa)
therefore,
[ 100 000 x (20 x 10^-3) ] / [ 0.1 x 8.31 ] = 2406.7K

which i think is right!
hope this helps!
Reply 4
1 m3 = 1000 dm3; 1 dm3 = 1000cm3 :smile:

PV=nRT

hmm been a while since ive done this..see if i can help :redface:

Standard pressure is what? 1 pa? V=20dm^3
find how many moles there are in 4.4g of CO2 and you have n
R is a constant. rearrage to find T

T=PV / nR

that should get you answer :smile:
Reply 5
woo blakdog we got the same answerr! :biggrin:
Reply 6
yer you are right too thanks guys!
Reply 7
jellytotz
woo blakdog we got the same answerr! :biggrin:


lol it thought id done something wrong, that is very hot!

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