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Example 1

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Consider the following problem about chemistry: A perfect gas at T1 K and P1 atm of pressure occupy V1 l in volume. What volume will the same gas occupy at T2 K and P2 atm of pressure?

Using Ideal gas law, P1·V1/T1=P2·V2/T2, so the answer will be V2=P1·V1·T2/T1·P2

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