What is an example of an Ideal gas law practice problem?

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According to the Ideal Gas Law, a gas&#039;s pressure, volume, and temperature can all be compared based on its density or mole value. There are two basic formulas for the Ideal Gas Law      P    V    =    n    R    T    and       P    M    =    d    R    T  P = Pressure in AtmospheresV = Volume in Litersn = Moles of the Gas PresentR = The Ideal Gas Law Constant        0.0821                  a        t        m        L                    m        o        l        K            T = Temperature in KelvinM = Molar Mass of the Gas in                     g        r        a        m        s                    m        o        l            d = Density of the Gas in             g      L      If we were given a 2.5 mole sample of             H      2       gas at 30 C in a 5.0 L container, we could use the ideal gas law to find the pressure. P = ??? atmV = 5.0 Ln = 2.5 molesR =       0.0821                  a        t        m        L                    m        o        l        K            T = 30 C + 273 = 303 K      P    V    =    n    R    T   can be rearranged algebraically to       P    =                  n        R        T            v             P    =                            (          2.5          m          o          l          )                          (          0.0821                                    a              t              m              L                                      m              o              l              K                                )                          (          303          K          )                            5.0        L                   P    =    12.4    a    t    m

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