bigiron Posted July 6, 2011 Posted July 6, 2011 (edited) What is the atmospheric pressure of helium ? When using Boyles law calculator http://www.endmemo.com/chem/boyle.php it is required that we know the atmospheric pressure of helium ? By calculating the volumes of pressurized helium within following cylinders I have found the atmospheric pressure to be approximately 1.47 Bar. Cylinder 1 150cm x 11.5cm Radius - contains .0035m3 of helium @ 200 Bar therefore the initial volume should be 1.37 Bar Cylinder 2 33cm x 5cm Radius - Contains .0025m3 of helium @200 Bar therefore the initial volume should be 1.42 Bar Cylinder 3 91cm x 7cm Radius - Contains .0149m3 of helium @200 Bar therefore the initial volume should be 1.64 Bar Is this correct ? Edited July 6, 2011 by bigiron
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