What is R in the ideal gas law equation?A.The molar mass of the gasB.The kinetic energy of the gasC.The number of moles of the gasD.The ideal gas constantSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

The typical formula for the ideal gas law is = .Where represents volume,  represents number of moles, is the absolute temperature,  is the gas pressure and is the ideal gas constant.

What are the units for the ideal gas constant, R?

What is the constant volume of the gas under Ideal Gas Law?

Choose TRUE or FALSE for each of the following statements.A. A real gas can have intermolecular forces but then the Ideal Gas Law (PV=nRT) doesn't apply. B. Pressure is the force applied per unit area. C. The units on R do not need to match the units of P, V, and T.  As long as a pressure, volume, and temperature are put into the equation, the answer will be correct. D. When temperature is used in any gas law, the temperature MUST be in Kelvin. E. For a mixture of ideal gases, the pressures can be added because for ideal gases, the identity of the gas doesn't matter.

What is the ideal gas law?A.A law comparing reactivities of different gasesB.A law describing the properties of a gasC.A law predicting the freezing and boiling points of gasesD.A law describing the behavior of condensed gases