1. Calculate constant k, (use Kelvin for temperature). Is the constant (relatively close numbers) P/T or PxT. 2. If the relationship is direct, k = P/T, if the relationship is inverse, k = PxT. What is the relationship (direct a inverse)nverse (Im) omulov 8.2 8.2 TAOT TACLE 3. Using the graph with temp. in Kelvin on the x-axis and pressure (kPa) on the y axis, what happens to the pressure (amount) when the temperature is doubled. Use 150K and 300K to check. Does the pressure double?

1. Calculate constant k, (use Kelvin for temperature). Is the constant (relatively close numbers) P/T or PxT. 2. If the relationship is direct, k = P/T, if the relationship is inverse, k = PxT. What is the relationship (direct a inverse)nverse (Im) omulov 8.2 8.2 TAOT TACLE 3. Using the graph with temp. in Kelvin on the x-axis and pressure (kPa) on the y axis, what happens to the pressure (amount) when the temperature is doubled. Use 150K and 300K to check. Does the pressure double?

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Chapter6: Equilibria In Single-component Systems

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