[akahloon]

I have this question here and i wanted to know if i could find out the solution in one easy step or would i have to do multiple steps, also does anyone have AIM who is willing to answer some questions i may have. here is the question

the temperature of 300ml of a gas is changed from 27 degrees celsius to 7 degrees celsius at constant pressure. what is the new volume in meters.

How would i solve this question? would i do this in  multiple parts? or is there one formula?

Could i just use the formula pV=nRT? or is there another formula i would have to use?

[ifuller]

Do not quote me on this but I believe the equation you would use is:

Pinitial * V initial * T final = Pfinal * V final * T initial
 
Seeing that P is constant you can just take those out.
Hope that helps

[akahloon]

after doing that, my answer came out to 2100=8100.

the answer is supposed to be 280.

How is that the answer?

[akahloon]

i found out what it is

its nR T1/v1= nR T2/V2

[Borek]

after doing that, my answer came out to 2100=8100.

Huh? It should be 300/(273+27) = V_n/(273+7) - just solve for V_n.

Equation you have listed:

nR T1/v1= nR T2/V2

is somehow half a way through. nR is constant, so you can cancel it out as well.