Posted by Rachel on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at 6:26pm.
Look up the half cell voltage for Fe^2+ + 2e == Fe and add it to the half cell voltage for Pb ==>Pb^2+ + 2e.
does charle's law depend on the identity of the gas
does charles law depend on the identity of the gas
does charles law depend on the identity of the gas
If you wish to post a new question, go to the top of the page, click on post a new question and do so. Questions piggy-backed onto another post USUALLY get ignored. In this case I came back to look. No, Charles' Law does not depend upon the gas (as long as we are talking about ideal gas behavior). Few gases are ideal.
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