How to calculate the volume of hydrogen at standard temperature and pressure resulting from 1 unit of hydrogen gas? Urgently need help from fellow sea users
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How to calculate the volume of hydrogen at standard temperature and pressure resulting from 1 unit of hydrogen gas? Urgently need help from fellow sea users
This post was last edited by altpage on 2016-6-16 at 14:48. The normal temperature is set at 25 degrees (it can be changed according to individual preferences), while the normal pressure is taken as the local atmospheric pressure, namely 98 kPa (this value can be found online based on regional characteristics). Using the formula PV=nRT, we have n=PV/RT=101.325*1/(22.4*273.15)=98*?/(22.4*298.15). Therefore, ?=101.325*298.15/(98*273.15), which is approximately 1.13 m3. I hope this answer is selected as the best one