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Calculate the ideal gas constant using the moles of air, temperature of air and slope of the air vs. 1/Pressure graph.

Moles of air = 4.89*10^-4

Temperature of air = 23C

Slope = 2317

PLEASE CHECK FOR TYPOS

slope of the air

slope of air WHAT?

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