@stoverma
your tutorials have all been very useful! you explain the concepts great! thxs!
@Oceanbreezen
your vids are the most helpful on youtube..thanks!
@TheChemistrySolution
depends on what value you use for the ideal gas constant. In these examples, the units for the ideal gas constant I used were (L x atm)/(mol x K), so you will notice that the temperature values, although given in Celcius in the problem, were converted to Kelvin in the calculation.
@gr3g0rus
Helps so much, thank you!
@Chameleonslove
Thanks alot Helped me with my homework
@19ligram
What If, when the value of R (constant Ideal Gas) will be on value, 0.08206?
@TheChemistrySolution
That is the value I used, I just rounded to 0.0821.
@tylerxx26
What would the mass of air be inside a hot air balloon that has the volume of 5.25 x 10^4 L. The temperature of the air inside is 30 degrees celsius and the pressure is 95.5 kPa. Assume the composition of air is 80% nitrogen gas and 20% oxygen gas to determine the molar mass of air.
@214GNR
IDEAL GAS LAW MUST BE IN KELVIN!!!!
@camicapello824
Luna Lovegood?
@neilwalsh6335
Ok, but not wonderful pedagogy.
@TheChemistrySolution