16. Sketch in a graph how the volume of an ideal gas (V, vertical coordinate) depends on its absolute temperature (T, horizontal coordinate), at constant n and P (Charles' law). Label and indicate zeros on both axes:- The graph includes a standard two-dimensional coordinate system with an arrow pointing upwards on the vertical axis (Volume, V) and an arrow pointing to the right on the horizontal axis (Temperature, T).- The point where the two axes meet represents the zero point for both V and T.- Ensure both axes are labeled with zeros at the origin for clarity.

As we know that ideal gas equation PV = nRT so if p and n are constant then we will be directly…

16. Sketch in a graph how the volume of an ideal gas (V, vertical coordinate) depends on its absolute temperature (T, horizontal coordinate), at constant n and P (Charles' law). Label and indicate zeros on both axes:

16. Sketch in a graph how the volume of an ideal gas (V, vertical coordinate) depends on its absolute temperature (T, horizontal coordinate), at constant n and P (Charles' law). Label and indicate zeros on both axes:

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16. Sketch in a graph how the volume of an ideal gas (V, vertical coordinate) depends on its absolute temperature (T, horizontal coordinate), at constant n and P (Charles' law). Label and indicate zeros on both axes:

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- The point where the two axes meet represents the zero point for both V and T.
- Ensure both axes are labeled with zeros at the origin for clarity.

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