Gay-Lussac's Law Practice Problems (part 2)

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A bunch of example problems that show how to use Gay-Lussac's Law.

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Hi Tyler, I enjoyed your video. However, I want to know why you converted the temperature to Kelvin to work the problem if the question had asked to report the temperature in Celsius. Why couldn't you use the 25.3 degree celcius just as it is?

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another idea is to use your thumb to cover the unknown variable and the two diagnal known numbers multiply them and divide by the number diagnol of the unknow variable p1 = p2 t1 = t1 if im looking for t2 ill multiply p2 x t1 if im looking for p2 ill multiply p1 x t1 divided by p1 divided by t1

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Why is 38.5 C on T1 It is Supposed to be on T2 because We usually us e the First Temp or Press or Volume on the P1 or soo Am i right or wrong if wrong could you explain because on your previous Vids you did that Thanks!

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I have a question, when you arrange the equation P1/T1 = P2/T2 in finding T1, is it okay if my equation will be P2= (P1)(T2)/T1 Or it should always be (T2)(P1)/T1 ???

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It doesn't matter which way honestly as it will give the same answer regardless. But you are supposed to divide by P2 not T1 if you are finding T1.

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Um..Another Question In Part 3 Of Your Video You You show another Formula For Solving the P's and the T's Obviously you said in ur 2nd vid you will do the Real Formula without Short cuts here and on the next Question u will I was wondering if i could Find the T1 With the Other Formula The Longer Formula If i could can you explain how because i tried and it did not Work Any help?

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