The perfect gas equation for an ideal gas can be written as
(a) PVR = nT (b) P = nRTV (c) PV = nRT (d) PR = nTV
Here, P = pressure, V = volume, T = temperature, n = number of moles, R = universal
gas constant
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(c) PV =nRT
Explanation:
ACCORDING TO BOYLE'S LAW , AT CONSTANT TEMPERATURE, PRESSURE IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO THE VOLUME .
ACCORDING TO CHARLE'S LAW, AT CONSTANT PRESSURE, VOLUME IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE TEMPERATURE .
ACCORDING TO AVOGARDO'S LAW, AT CONSTANT PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE, VOLUME IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE NUMBER OF MOLES .
MATHEMATICALLY, COMBINING ALL THE THREE LAWS,
V is directly proporrtional to nT/P
V=nT/P
PV=nRT (where R is universal constant)
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