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explain why R is ACONSTANT IN THE IDEAL GAS EQUATION
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Jazzie
This equation was derived from the combined law and Avogadro's law, so if one combines these two, we get:
pv/T = C (C is a constant which is directly proportional
to the nr of moles of gas)
And the proportionality factor so happened to be
R, a constant (8.314472 J·K−1·mol−1)
So if we say C=nR, and rearrange the equation, we get
pV= nRT , our equation.
pv/T = C (C is a constant which is directly proportional
to the nr of moles of gas)
And the proportionality factor so happened to be
R, a constant (8.314472 J·K−1·mol−1)
So if we say C=nR, and rearrange the equation, we get
pV= nRT , our equation.
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