Question

At constant pressure, the volume of a fixed mass of gas and its Kelvin temperature are said to be
A. directly related.
B. unrelated.
C. constant.

Answer 1

Volume and Temperature are DIRECTLY related. This is Charles Law (think of King Charles being on "TV"). I know this is a direct relationship b/c I can look at the Ideal gas Law equation:

PV = nRT, so if I put the gas constant R on one side, I get R = PV / nT, so if my V (the numerator) increases, my Temperature (denominator) must also increase in an equal proportion in order to keep the gas constant..well..."constant" lol

Answer 2

So A?

Answer 3

no B

Answer 4

Are you being sarcastic?

Answer 5

LOL...maybe...

Answer 6

A.

Answer 7

I'm surprised that sarcasm traveled well

Answer 8

but yes it's A

Answer 9

V/T= direct relation so as volume increases temperature must also increase to keep the constant

Answer 10

Oh i use alot of sarcasm myself so it pretty easy for me to catch on lol but thanks anyways :) haha

Answer 11

lol nice to know someone here has a sense of humor :)

Answer 12

my pleasure