Gay Lussac's Law Practice Problems
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@Farawla You ONLY have to convert if you have two different pressure units. Kpa, atm, mmhg are all fine if BOTH pressures are in those units. So if P1=23 kpa and P2=84 kpa, you're fine. But if you have P1=23 kpa and P2=4.5 atm, then you have to convert one of those two pressures so that they're both in the same units. Does that make sense?
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Thank you very much for this video. You explain it a lot better than my teacher does :D
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@jobicutooo great. also, you might want to check out the "gas law faq and extra help" video.
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@jobicutooo nevermind!!!
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what happens if you have two pressures but one temp. would the equaltion be P1/(T1)(P2)=T2??
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Couldn't you cross multiply?
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You have to convert Celsius to Kelvin but you don't have to convert kPa to ATM ?
jityr2 9 months ago
@jityr2 check out the other comments. i've already answered this exact question.
tdewitt451 9 months ago
when talking about rounding.. if we use K= C + 273.15 then u'll ended up with 298.45??? so when rounding when don't??
pepteamsergi09 10 months ago
@pepteamsergi09 for the answer to this, watch my video called "addition and subtraction with significant figures."
tdewitt451 10 months ago