Charles' law as an equation is V T An expression for the final volume, V₂, occupied by a gas from the initial volume, V₁, when the temperature is increased from T₁ to T₂ at constant pressure is, 1. V₂ 2. V₂ = =c, where c=constant || T₂ T,₁V₁ CT₂ TV₂₁ 3. V₂ = 4. V₂ = T₁ T₁V₂ T₁V₁ T₂ 5. V₂ = T,V, T₁ 100 Volume/mL 80 60 240 20 0 0 100 200 300 400 500 Temperature/K 600

Charles' law as an equation is V T An expression for the final volume, V₂, occupied by a gas from the initial volume, V₁, when the temperature is increased from T₁ to T₂ at constant pressure is, 1. V₂ 2. V₂ = =c, where c=constant || T₂ T,₁V₁ CT₂ TV₂₁ 3. V₂ = 4. V₂ = T₁ T₁V₂ T₁V₁ T₂ 5. V₂ = T,V, T₁ 100 Volume/mL 80 60 240 20 0 0 100 200 300 400 500 Temperature/K 600

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