A punctured tyre becomes flat more easily in summers than in winters
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there is a theory that pressure of a gas is affected by temperature. The equation PV = nRT is used to calculate either the pressure, P, or the temperature, T, with volume V, the amount of gas n, and the universal gas constant R.
As temperature decreases, so does volume. This affects air pressure in tires.
That is why in summer the temperature is low so the volume of the gas in the tyres increases and the tyre can become flat easilly.
As temperature decreases, so does volume. This affects air pressure in tires.
That is why in summer the temperature is low so the volume of the gas in the tyres increases and the tyre can become flat easilly.
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because of temperature
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