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Application of Gas Laws

This problem involves applying gas laws to design an airbag for a car, which must be filled with gas at a specific pressure of 829 mm Hg and temperature of 22°C. The airbag has a volume of 45.5 L. To generate the required nitrogen gas, we need to calculate the quantity of sodium azide (NaN₃) required for the reaction: 2 NaN₃ → 2 Na + 3 N₂. This practical application of chemistry will illustrate the use of the ideal gas law and stoichiometry in real-world scenarios.

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Application of Gas Laws

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  1. Application of Gas Laws JonaSeigel Mack Morgan

  2. Problem • You are asked to design an air bag for a car. You know that the bag should be filled with a pressure at 829 mm Hg, and at 22 degrees C. The bag has a volume of 45.5 L. What quantity of sodium azide, NaN3, should be used to generate the required quantity of gas? The reaction is 2 NaN3 2 Na + 3 N2

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