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How much does the pressure of a gas in a rigid vessel decrease when the temperature is decreased by 1 C?
Ideal gas law: "PV = nRT"
rearranged: "P = (nR/V) * T"
therefore: "P is proportional to T if n,R,V are constant"
P = pressure
V = volume
n = amount of gas substance
R = gas constant
T = absolute temperature (in kelvin)
It is possible to say that if the temperature decrease by a certain percentage, the pressure would also decrease by the same percentage, because the two quantities are proportional. However, to know the absolute decrease in pressure due to an absolute decrease in temperature (ΔP = -?, given ΔT = -1°C), you would need to know more information, such as the initial values of P and T.
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