There was a case study on the chemical engineering major in 2011 that involved chlorine gas cylinders; does anyone remember it?

2011-09-23View Original

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There is a question in the professional case study that goes something like this: given the pressure of the gas cylinder, and also the pressure after it has been in use for a certain period of time, the exact thing that needs to be calculated isn’t specified. If any of you students remember how to solve it, please help me out. Thank you.

Reply #22011-09-23

Reply to 1# ym11: According to the ideal gas law, the pressure changes before and after use, the volume remains constant, while the number of moles changes

Reply #32011-09-24

It was done too quickly; I skipped this question and didn’t work on it

Reply #42011-09-26

Thank you for your reply, Haiyou. I couldn’t solve this problem; I gave up as soon as I realized I didn’t have any idea how to approach it. Does anyone remember the content of the question? Can you tell me? Thank you.

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