1615Ï€ ?
5 Answers
Aditya Agarwal
·2014-02-10 02:17:09
pressure on both the sides of the stopper has to be same for eqbm.
P1=n1RTV1
P2=n2RTV2
n1V1=n2V2 ...(1)
n1=m/32 and n2=m/28
if you consider volume of the tube to be V (just to keep it simple, because the terms (A,etc will cancel out)
then V1=(2π-α)V2π
and V2=αV2π
now, the values just have to be put in (1)
- Akshay Ginodia ok..i just want to know 1 thing that why will the temperatures of both the gases be same?Upvote·0· Reply ·2014-02-10 02:22:26
Akshay Ginodia
·2014-02-10 01:52:33
Yes 192 deg or 16Ï€/15 is the ryt answer..plz post the solution :)
Aditya Agarwal
·2014-02-10 02:29:44
because we are assuming the separator to be conducting(since nothing has been mentioned).
and if there is a temp. gradient, heat will flow from one to other, changing the temperature, which will subsequently cause a change in the pressure and volume.
hence, at equilibrium, temperature has to be the same.
- Akshay Ginodia Hmmm..thanks :)
- Aditya Agarwal welcome. :)