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Title: Boyle law P inversely proportional to V at constant T charles law, V directly proportional to T at constant P? Post by: nzegbuna.ify on Oct 1, 2012 so combining these two statements, P inversely proportional to T, but gay lussac law states P directly proportional to T at constant V. How?
Title: Boyle law P inversely proportional to V at constant T charles law, V directly proportional to T at constant P? Post by: 434track on Oct 1, 2012 pressure is inversely proportional to volume
volume and pressure are directly proportional to temperature combined gas law: p1v1/t1 = p2v2/t2 p1 x v1 = indirect proportion if pressure goes up, volume goes down p1 / t1 = direct proportion, pressure goes up, temperature goes up v1 / t1 = direct proportion, volume goes up, temperature goes up now, if volume doubles and temperature doubles, there will be no change in pressure. if volume increases by 4x and temperature doubles, pressure will go down by factor of 2 it's all in ratio of one to the others. |