A3.0 l container holds a sample of hydrogen gas at 300 k and 101.5 kpa. if the pressure increases to 305 kpa and the volume remains constant, what will the temperature be?

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This problem can be solved by using Charles' Law when volume is kept constant. Remember that the ideal gas equation is: PV=nRT. So when V is constant, it gets lumped with nR such that P/T = V/nR = k. Thus,

P1/T1 = P2/T2
(101.5 kPa)/(300K) = (305 kPa)/T2
T2 = 901.5 K

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