Ideal Gas Law Lesson

Ideal Gas Law

Advanced Mole

Ideal Gas Law

PV = nRT

where...

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In the ideal gas law, P = ​

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, V = ​

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, n = ​

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, R = ​

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, and T = ​

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A Picky Law

The Ideal Gas Law is considered picky because there are specific units you must use.

If a variable is not in the correct unit, you must convert it!

*All conversions are on the back of your periodic table*

Multiple Choice

Select the option that has all 5 variables in the correct units

• P = kPa

  V = L

  n = grams

  R = $$0.0821\ \frac{L\cdot atm}{mol\cdot K}$$

  T = Celsius

• P = atm

  V = mL

  n = moles

  R = $$0.0821\ \frac{L\cdot atm}{mol\cdot K}$$

  T = Kelvin

• P = atm

  V = L

  n = mole

  R = $$0.0821\ \frac{L\cdot atm}{mol\cdot K}$$

  T = Kelvin

• P = Pa

  V = L

  n = mole

  R = $$0.0821\ \frac{L\cdot atm}{mol\cdot K}$$

  T = Celsius

Ideal Gas Law Example

If 0.867 moles of nitrogen trioxide is collected at 305.2 K and 721 mmHg, what volume of nitrogen trioxide is present?

Multiple Select

What are our known values? You can pick more than one

• P

• V

• n

• R

• T

Multiple Choice

What is our unknown value?

• P

• V

• n

• R

• T

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The ​

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value is in the wrong unit. To convert to ​

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, we need to ​

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721 mmHg by ​

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pressure

atm

divide

760 mmHg

kPa

101.325 kPA

multiply

temperature

Ideal Gas Law Example

After converting 721 mmHg to atm,

P = 0.949 atm

V = ?

n = 0.867 moles

R = 0.0821 L*atm/mol*K 

T = 305.2 K

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0.867 mole

0.949 atm

305.2 K

Ideal Gas Law Example

Let's try another one!

Multiple Select

What are our known values? You can select more than one!ˆ

• P

• V

• n

• R

• T

Multiple Choice

What is our unknown value?

• P

• V

• n

• R

• T

Drag and Drop

The ​

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value is in the wrong unit. To convert from ​ ​

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to ​

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, we need to ​

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273.15.

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temperature

Kelvin

add

pressure

subtract

Ideal Gas Law Example #2

After converting from Celsius to Kelvin,

P = 1.21 atm

V = 0.2598 L

n = ?

R = 0.0821 L*atm/mol*K

T = 295.85 K

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0.2598 L

295.86 K

1.21 atm

Multiple Choice

Yay! We solved for moles

n = 0.0129 mol SO₃

But are we done?

• Yep!

• No - we need to convert to grams

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To convert to grams, we need to use ​

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Math Response

Calculate the molar mass of SO₃

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Correct Answer: 80.07

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1 mole

80.07

grams

0.0129

mole

Math Response

Almost to the end! How many grams of SO₃ do you have? Use correct significant figures!

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Correct Answer: 1.03

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