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Can someone tell me what gas law equation I'd use for any type of gas law problem? (ex. if the pressure and temperature is given, you'd use _____ law.)
ex. Boyle's law, Charles' law, ideal gas law, etc.
Boyle's law is for Pressure and Volume
P1V1=P2V2 (pretend the numbers are subscripts)
Charles' law uses Volume and Temperature.
V1 over T1 = V2 over T2
Combined Gas Law uses pressure, volume, and temperature.
P1V1 over T1 = P2V2 over T2
Avogadro's Law uses Volume and the Number of Moles
V1 over n1 = V2 over n2
The Ideal Gas law uses:
Pressure, Volume, Number of moles, The Gas Constant*, and the temperature.
The Gas Constant is .08206. The Label for this is L x atms over Mol x K.
The equation is PV=nRT.
Remember, temperature should always be in Kelvin (k).
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