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Affect of changing the pressure on (PV)

Take length l= 5 nm and height h= 8.5 nm:
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For Graph Pressure
Vol.
PV
Pressure
kPa.nm
Width (w)
S. No.
(nm')
(PV/10')
kPa. nm
(kPa)
(nm)
V=
(pressure/10')
w.l.h
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5x5x8.5=
8283 |8283x212.5=1. 17.60
760x10
8.28
212.5
6915 6915x255=
1.763x10
6x5x8.5=
17.63
6.91
6
255
5889 5889x297.5=
7x5x8.5=
297.5
17.51
5.88
7
3
1.751x106
5163 5163x340=
1.755x10
17.55
5.16
8x5x8.5=
8
340
4
9x5x8.5=
382.5
4596 4596x382.5=
1.757x10
17.57
4.59
10x5x8.5%=
4141 4141x425=
1.759x10
17.59
4.14
10
7
425
3769
3769x467.5=
17.62
3.76
11
8
11x5x8.5-467.5
1.762x10
3457
3457x510=
17.63
3.45
12
9
12x5x8.5=510
1.763x10
3178 3178x552.5%=
1.755x10
17.55
3.17
13
10
13x5x8.5=552.5
2956 2956x595
F1.758x10
17.58
2.95
14
11
14x5x8.5=595
2761 2761x637.5=
17.60
2.76
15
12
|15x5x8.5-637.5
F1.760x10°
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