Posted by R on Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 10:54pm.
a) PV = nRT
If the left side increases, what must the right side do? Since n and R and constant, what does that mean about T>
b) If P is doubled and V is tripled, the left side increases by a factor of 6 so the right side must ????????? by a factor of 6, too?
c) If you know how much gas was there initially and how much was removed, yes, but if no knowledge of n is available, no. Besides predicting BOTH V and T mean two unknowns.
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