Boyle’s Law P1V1 = P2V2 P1 = Initial At constant At 1.

70, a
Pressure temperature, sample of gas
V1 = Initial pressure takes up
Volume increases and 4.25 L. If the
P2 = New volume pressure is
Pressure decreases increased to 2.40
V2 = New atm, what is the
Volume new volume
(V2)?

(1.70atm)(4.25L)
= (2.40 atm) (v2)

7.225/L = 2.40
atm V2
V2 = 3.01 L

Charles law V1/T1 = V2/T2 V1= Initial At constant A balloon takes

volume Pressure, up 625 L at 0
T1 = Initial volume and Celcius. If it is
temperature temperature heated to 80
V2 = New increases Celcius, what is
Volume the new volume?
T2 = New ( Convert the
Temperature temperature from
celsius to kelvin )

625 L/273 K =
V2/353K
22065 = 273V2
V2 = 808 L

Gay Lussacs P1/T1 = P2/T2 P1 = Initial At constant If the pressure in

Law pressure volume, a car tire is 1.88
T1 = Initial pressure and atm at 25
temperature temperature degrees celsius,
P2 = New increases what will be the
pressure pressure if the
T2 = New temperature
Temperature warms to 37
degrees celsius?
 1.88 atm/298 K =
x/310 K

58.28 atm/K =
298x P2 = 1.96
atm

Combined Gas P1V1/T1=P2V2/ V = volume in L All laws A gas at 110 kPa

Law T2 T=Temp in K combined at 30.0 degrees
P = Pressure in celsius fills a
KPa container with an
initial 2.00 L. If
the temperature
is raised 80
degrees celsius,
and pressure is
raised to 440
kPa, what is V2?

(110kPa)(2.00L)(
353)/
(303)(440kPa) =
77660/133320 =
0.58

0.58 L = V2

Ideal Gas Law PV = nRT P = pressure Only use for the What’s the
P = nRT/V V= volume most ideal gases pressure in atm
V= nRT/P N= number of and non of a 0.108 mol
changing
n= VP/RT moles sample of the
variables
R = ideal gas gas at a temp of
constant 20 degrees
T = Temperature celsius, if its
volume is 0.505
L?
P=
(0.108)(0.821)(2
93) / (0.505) =
5.14 atm