The universal ga law PV=net describes the relationship among the pressure volume and temperature of a gas.
P=pressure V=volume T=temperature (Kelvin)
N=universal gas constand
Use the values in a table to find the value of R.
Volume liters. Pressure (kilopascals)
4.155. 2
16.62. 0.5
33.24. 0.25
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