Combined Gas Law
Find a final volume when pressure and temperature change.
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Idealized SI-unit model for educational estimates. Confirm material properties, boundary conditions and applicability before engineering use.
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Formula
P₁V₁/T₁=P₂V₂/T₂
Find a final volume when pressure and temperature change.
Worked example
- Initial absolute pressure (Pa)
- 100000
- Initial volume (L)
- 10
- Initial temperature (K)
- 300
- Final absolute pressure (Pa)
- 200000
- Final temperature (K)
- 300
- Final volume
- 5 L
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Idealized SI-unit model for educational estimates. Confirm material properties, boundary conditions and applicability before engineering use.
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