. At what temperature in degree centigrade will the
volume of a gas, which is originally at 0°C,
double itself, pressure remaining constant.
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Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?
Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?By Charles' Law,
Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?By Charles' Law,V1T2=V2T1
Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?By Charles' Law,V1T2=V2T1x . T2 = 2x . 273
Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?By Charles' Law,V1T2=V2T1x . T2 = 2x . 273T2 = 546 K
Consider the Initial volume (V1)= x, T1= 273 K, V 2 = 2x, T2=?By Charles' Law,V1T2=V2T1x . T2 = 2x . 273T2 = 546 KT2 = 546 – 273 = 273° C
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