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    This assignment is required for all male and female students registered in the General Chemistry summer course. The assignment must be submitted on the learning management system by the specified deadline. It involves writing the mathematical equations for various items in a table from Chapter 5, converting atmospheric pressure (1 atm) to other units using data from Chapter 10, and solving a practice example from Chapter 10 to find the pressure inside a tennis ball filled with nitrogen gas at 24°C.

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    This assignment is required for all male and female students registered in the General Chemistry summer course. The assignment must be submitted on the learning management system by the specified deadline. It involves writing the mathematical equations for various items in a table from Chapter 5, converting atmospheric pressure (1 atm) to other units using data from Chapter 10, and solving a practice example from Chapter 10 to find the pressure inside a tennis ball filled with nitrogen gas at 24°C.

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    Notes Mathematical Equation Item PV Work Done On/by System First Law of Thermodynamics Heat Gained or Lost Based On Specific Heat, Mass, and Temperature Change

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    )21 ‫هذا الواجب عام لكل الطالب و الطالبات المسجلين في مساق الكيمياء العامة (الصيفي‬

    ‫واجب كيمياء عامة‬

    ‫ مع اإللتزام بالوقت المحدد‬.... ‫تسليم الواجب على منصة المودل‬

    Chapter 5

    Write the mathematical equation for each required item in the following table:

    Item Mathematical equation Notes


    PV Work done on/by system
    First law of thermodynamics
    Heat gained or lost based on specific
    heat, mass, and temperature change

    Hint: Chapter 5 See page 195

    Chapter 10
    Write the atmospheric pressure (1.0 atm) in other units:
    In torr = ? In bar =? In Pa=?

    Hint: Chapter 10 See page 386

    Pr Ex 10.4 Page 393

    Tennis balls are usually filled with either air or N2 gas to a pressure above atmospheric pressure to increase
    their bounce. If a tennis ball has a volume of and contains 0.33 g of N2 gas, what is the pressure inside
    the ball at ?
    Answer: 2.0 atm
    C° 24

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