Posted by Lee on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at 10:54pm.
Think of the equations you have learned and which variables you have been given. It helps to keep a list of them in front of you so you can quickly figure it out. Then just plug in. If you have P, V, mass, and T....you're going to use PV=nRT...just solve for P
PV=nRT is an equation you're going to want to just memorize...you'll be using it a lot..
Oh the Ideal Law? Thank you so much!!
no problem :)
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