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For the ideal gas law, what is the R constant in the formula: PV= nRT? When P is in atm, R is in liters, n is number of moles and T is in Kelvins.
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@Jamierox4ev3r
So the Ideal gas law corresponds to the ideal gas equation, which you laid out very nicely here. So R is representative of the ideal gas constant. R is equal to \(0.08206 L \frac{ L \times atm}{mol \times K}\) Where L is liters (volume), K is Kelvin (temperature), and atm is atmospheric pressure.
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