Gay Lussac's Law Practice Problems

This chemistry video tutorial focuses on Gay Lussac's Law which explains the relationship between Temperature and Pressure. It's one of the four main gas laws that you need to know. This lesson contains plenty of examples and practice problems.
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Hello! I'm thankful for this, just wanna ask about the third question. The question said to find the T2 in celsius so I did not convert the T1 to Kelvin anymore, and I got 69.5 C. But when I tried your method of converting T1 into Kelvin, and then converting the T2 into Celsius, I got the same answer as you (33.8C). I just want to ask why can't we just straight up use the celsius if we are going to find the temperature in celsius, thanks to whoever will answer. I just got a little confused.

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You can get away with it as long as Celsius number stays above freezing. When the temp is a negative number in Celsius, it will not work. This is the beauty of Kelvin. It always works in scientific equations.

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when it comes to pressure/gas element, it is most common to be kelvin for that is the "perfect/ideal" temperature. ( C and F is more convenient for us since that's what we use. In scientific notes, you will find it more often in K and second C. At least that is what I have found out).

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every time I'm dealing with Celsius does it automatically need to be converted to kelvin?

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Where is the 273 from used to subtract at the end to find the Celsius in the third problem?

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If the temperature is increased the preassure is also increased then how will the volume be constant please explain me

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because boyles law says that P1V1 = P2V2. Therefore, if the volume is not constant, it will affect the result. Say the temperature doubled as and the volume also doubled, the pressure would stay the same because doubling the temperature doubles the pressure, but doubling the volume halfs it cos of boyles law. Hope that helps

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it's actually K = 273.15 + °C

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P1/T1= P2/T2, as stated in the video, is correct. It is also called the Pressure Law

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