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Ideal Gas Equation

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To determine the value of R, which of the PV value is considered to be equal for every gas at 273 K?

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$\frac{P V}{T} = R \Rightarrow P V = R T (for one mole gas) = (0.0821)(300) = 24.63 atm-L PV = 24.63 atm-L$

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