QQuestion
At a certain pressure the volume of a fixed mass of a gas at a temperature of 0°C is Yo; what will be the increase in volume of the gas, according to Charles’ law, if the temperature of the gas is raised by 1°C keeping the pressure unchanged?
✓Answer
The increase in volume is Yo/273.
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