A sealed glass bulb of volume contains dry nitrogen gas at and .

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Problem

A sealed glass bulb of volume 2.50 L2.50\,\text{L} contains dry nitrogen gas at 1.013×105 Pa1.013\times10^{5}\,\text{Pa} and 300 K300\,\text{K}. (a) Calculate the number of moles of nitrogen present in the bulb. (b) Determine the total number of nitrogen molecules in the bulb. (c) The bulb is now thoroughly evacuated and the same number of nitrogen molecules are introduced but the temperature is maintained at 400 K400\,\text{K} while the pressure is kept the same. What will be the new volume required to accommodate these molecules?

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