Question

The state of water is determined solely by the conditions of pressure and temperature.
Is this True or False?

Answer 1

I thinks it's true.

Answer 2

It's true.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

It is true.

Answer 5

What is the question?

Answer 6

Haha, thanks


If temperature is held constant for an ideal gas, as P and V change for a given gas sample, the PV products will be constant. I think it is true also

Answer 7

No it's false

Answer 8

Correct, it is false.

Answer 9

As you increase your pressure, the volume decreases.

Answer 10

Do you have some time to help me, with a couple of more.

Answer 11

I am actually writing a paper for lecture tomorrow but I can take a look at what you have.

Answer 12

I do not know what the heck this is talking about.

Answer 13

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Answer 14

Thanks Sir... do you teach at a college?

Answer 15

I am a student in college actually.

Answer 16

Oh cool

Answer 17

Going back

Answer 18

Hey I have another question.

Answer 19

"If temperature is held constant for an ideal gas, as P and V change for a given gas sample, the PV products will be constant. I think it is true also"

PV = nRT
The only reason this could be false is if the amount of gas (n) is allowed to change. If n were held constant, then you would have PV = constant*constant*constant, so PV would be constant. It says "given gas sample" which I think means n is constant, making it true.