Question #117807
Charles' law states that, for an ideal gas at a constant pressure, — = k, where V (liters), T (degrees Kelvin) and k is a constant (lit/°K). What does this model tell us?
Expert's answer
This model tells us that a gas expands as the temperature increases the gas also expands and so an increase in volume.
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