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What happens to the pressure inside a rigid container if the amount of nitrogen gas increases from 0.500 mole to 0.750 mole? The original pressure is 98.0 kPa, and the temperature remains constant.
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What happens to the pressure inside a rigid container if the amount of nitrogen gas increases from 0.500 mole to 0.750 mole? The original pressure is 98.0 kPa, and the temperature remains constant.

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You have to solve for p2
P2 = P1n2/n1 = (98.0 kPa)(0.750 mol)/(0.500 mol) = 147 kP

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