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    Charles' law

    For a gas held at constant pressure, the volume (V) occupied by the gas is directly proportional to its temperature (T). That is:
    V T, or
    V/T = k,
    where k is a constant.

    Related entries

       • gas laws
       • Boyle's law
       • ideal gas law


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       • PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY



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