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Oxygen is filled in a closed metal jar of volume `1.0xx10^(-3)m^(3)` at a pressure of `1.5xx10^(5)Pa.` and temperature 400K.The jar has a small leak in it. The atmospheric pressure is `1.0xx10^(5)`Pa and the atmospheric temperature is 300K. Find the mass of the gas that leaks out by time the pressure and the temperature inside the jar equlise with the surrounding.

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Given
` (V_1)=(1 xx (10^-3)(m^3))`
` P_1= (1.5 xx (10^5)Pa)`
` T_1= 400K`
We know
` (P_1)(V_1)= (n_1)(RT_1)`
` rArr n_1 = ((P_1)(V_1)/RT_1)`
` =(1.5 xx (10^5)xx 1 xx (10^-3)/(8.3 xx 400))`
` rArr (m_1) = (1.5 xx M/8.3 xx 4) = (1.5 xx 32/ 4 xx 8.3)`
` = 1.457 ~~1.446`
` Again, (P_2)= 1 xx (10^5)Pa,`
` V_2 = 1 xx (10^-3)(m^3)`
` T_2 = 300K`
We know,
` (P_2)(V_2)= (n_2)RT_2`
` rArr (n_2)= ((P_2)(V_2)/(RT_2)) = (10^5 xx (10^-3)/ (8.3 xx 300))`
` = (1/3 xx 8.3)= 0.040`
` rArr m_2= 0.04 xx 32 = 1.285`
` Delta m = (m_1-(m_2))=1.446 -1.285`
` = 0.1608 g ~~ 0.16g.`
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