Question #118600
State the pressure law and describe an experiment to verify it. Deduce the formula for the pressure coefficient of gas. What is this value?
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Expert's answer
2020-06-01T14:20:15-0400

At a constant volume, if the mass of the gas does not change, the pressure is directly proportional to the temperature:


p=kT.p=kT.

Indeed, from the ideal gas law:


pT=p0(1+βT),1+βT=pTp0,β=pTp0p0T.p_T=p_0(1+\beta T),\\ 1+\beta T=\frac{p_T}{p_0},\\ \beta=\frac{p_T-p_0}{p_0 T}.

The value depends on the temperature and pressure.

The experiment: take a heater, manometer, and chamber of fixed volume, heat the gas, measure the pressure at different temperatures. Then we can plot linear function p=kT.


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