Gas Pressure Is Caused By What?
Gas pressure is caused by what?
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In gas laws, Gas pressure is the result of the gas molecules hits the wall of the container inside. The more the gas molecules hits the wall of the container the higher the pressure. The less the gas molecules hits the wall of the container the lesser the pressure and gas pressure can be affected by, temperature, volume, and amount of gas.
Boyles law - states that volume is inversely proportional to pressure when the amount of gas and temperature are constant.
Gay-Lussacs Law - states that pressure is directly proportional to kelvin temperature when volume and the amount of gas is constant.
Charles Law - states that volume is directly proportional to kelvin temperature when pressure and amount of gas remains the same.
Avogadros Law - states that volume is directly proportional to the amount of gas when pressure and temperature remains the same.
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