Ideal gas law can also be called the general gas law. The ideal gas law applies only to ideal gases, that is, gases that do not take into account the molecular weight and intermolecular forces of the molecules.
The pressure that the gas has in its current container.
Also called the amount of substances is a measure of how many molecules are present in the amount. Measured in mol.
The temperature that gases hold.
The current volume of the gas.
The general gas constant is a proportionality constant that is the same for all gases.
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