According to boyles law , PV=c when the temp of the gas remains const. The value of "c" depends upon ?
a) temp of gas
b)nature of gas
c) quantity of gas
d) none
@aaronq @thomaster @wolf1728

Question

According to boyles law , PV=c when the temp of the gas remains const. The value of "c" depends upon ?
a) temp of gas
b)nature of gas
c) quantity of gas
d) none
@aaronq @thomaster @wolf1728

paki · Answer

it's option D... as from the formula of Boyles Law:  P*V=C... so here "c" is a constant... and is independent of the temperature, pressure or the nature of the gas...  @sarah786

aaronq · Answer

C=nRT, when T is constant, then it depends on $n$.

anonymous · Answer

its C or D . Confused :/ @paki  and @aaronq ???

paki · Answer

@sarah786  i will still say D option... 

also the Boyle's Law actually applies only to an ideal, theoretical gas... When real gases are compressed at a constant temperature, changes in the relationship between pressure and volume occur...

anonymous · Answer

thank you @paki and @aaronq ^_^

paki · Answer

pleasure...