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Volume Units
SI - m3
nonSI - 1L = 1dm3, 1ml = 1cm3
Pressure + Units
pressure = force/area
SI :
Pa - 1Nm-2
bar - 1×105 Pa = 100KPa
Torr - 1mmHg = 133.32Pa
atm - 1.013bar = 101325Pa = 760Torr
non SI : PSI, 1psi = 6895Pa
Standard conditions for temperature for temperature and pressure
SATP - 298.15K(25o C), 1bar(100KPa) —> more common
STP - 273.15K(0o C), 1atm (101.325KPa)
Avogadro’s law
Volume is proportional to the amount of particles(mol) at constant pressure and temperature
Boyle’s Law
pressure is inversely proportional to volume at fixed amount and temperature.
Linear relationship
pV = constant, at constant temp and amount
Charle’s Law
volume is proportional to absolute temperature at a fixed amount and constant pressure.
Ideal Gas Equation
pV = nRT
p - Pa
V - m3
n - mol
R - 8.314 JK-1 mol-1
T - K