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    The relationship among the three quantities; Volume, V, Temperature, T and Pressure, P can be connected by the equation as follows: Boyle's Law: PV = a constant with t fixed Charles' Law: V / T = a. Constant with P fixed pressure law: V / t = constant with V fixed. That constant is known as the universal gas constant.

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    The relationship among the three quantities; Volume, V, Temperature, T and Pressure, P can be connected by the equation as follows: Boyle's Law: PV = a constant with t fixed Charles' Law: V / T = a. Constant with P fixed pressure law: V / t = constant with V fixed. That constant is known as the universal gas constant.

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    The relationship among the three quantities; Volume, V, Temperature, T and Pressure, P can be connected by the equation as follows: Boyle's Law: PV = a constant with t fixed Charles' Law: V / T = a. Constant with P fixed pressure law: V / t = constant with V fixed. That constant is known as the universal gas constant.

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    Universal Gas Law

    From the various Gas Laws, the relationship among the three quantities; Volume, V, Temperature, T and Pressure, P can be connected by the equation as follows: Boyle's Law : PV = a constant with T fixed Charles' Law: V/T = a constant with P fixed Pressure Law: P/T = a constant with V fixed All three Gas Laws are connected to obtain a Universal Gas Law which is given by PV/T = a constant. That constant is known as the Universal Gas Constant. P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2

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