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Assuming ideal behaviour, calculate Boyle's law constant for each of the following gase at `25^(@)C`
a. 10g of `O_(2)` in 2 L container
b. 8g of `CH_(4)` in 5 L container

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Boyle's law constant is given by product of PV at a given temperature.
Now. PV=nRT
a. 10g of `O_(2)=10//32` mol
Thus, PV`=(10xx0.0831xx298.15)/(32)=7.74`L bar
(b). 18g of `CH_(4)=8//16=0.5` mol
thus `PV=0.5xx0.0831xx298.15=12.38` L bar
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