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Will Increasing a temperature increase pressure or volume both for an ideal as well as real gas?
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Looking at the Ideal Gas Law: PV=nRT, it theoretically could change either. It just depends on what is being held constant. As far as real gases go, it somewhat depends on the specific gas in question, but for simplicities sake, you can relate them to the ideal gas law, as well. (At least in most G-Chem cases).
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