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Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: sholland90 on Dec 6, 2011 (4 pts.) Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the gas within it is now at the same temperature of its surroundings. As part of your chemistry lab class, you have to build a safe and effective potato gun to share with the local elementary school, and you must be sure that the combustion chamber is well insulated and will not harm (burn) the shooter. You spray the warm hairspray into the 4.0 L chamber on your gun. You seal the cap, then ignite it, and the resulting gas expands to 17.0 L as the potato is shot out. What is the final temperature, in Celsius, inside the combustion chamber? What is this temperature in Fahrenheit? [SHOW ALL WORK TO RECEIVE CREDIT]
Answer: Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: duddy on Dec 6, 2011 You spray the warm hairspray into the 4.0 L chamber on your gun. You seal the cap, then ignite it, and the resulting gas expands to 17.0 L as the potato is shot out. What is the final temperature, in Celsius, inside the combustion chamber? What is this temperature in Fahrenheit? [SHOW ALL WORK TO RECEIVE CREDIT] Hi, do you have the formula by any chance? Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: sholland90 on Dec 6, 2011 No, that's why I'm having difficulty with it... =/
Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: duddy on Dec 7, 2011 No, that's why I'm having difficulty with it... =/ Crap, I wouldn't know where to start either... Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: Charlie on Dec 17, 2011 No, that's why I'm having difficulty with it... =/ Crap, I wouldn't know where to start either... Charles Law: V1/T1= V2/T2 Title: Suppose it is a hot summer day (32 degrees C), and you have left a can of hairspray outside so the ... Post by: tink571937 on Jan 21, 2012 Content hidden
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