Asked by Tamaq

Why gay lussac's law applicable only for gases and not for solid and liquid??????????!
Answered by DrBob222
Basically, gases are compressible while liquids and solids are not. Doubling the temperature doubles the volume of a gas; certainly the volume of a solid and volume of a liquid are not doubled. Solids, liquids, and gases simply don't have the same properties.
Answered by Muskan
This given answer doesn't satisfy me because it does not give the answer for why
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