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Solve the formula PV= nRT for n

asked Jan 8, 2018 229k views

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Solve the formula PV= nRT for n

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PV=nRT
-RT -RT
PV-RT=n

n=PV-RT

James Alvarez answered Jan 10, 2018

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Hello,
PV=nRT
Divided R from both side
PV/R=nRT/R
PV/R=nT
Divided T from both side to get
PV/RT=n. Hope it help!

Mike Norgate answered Jan 14, 2018

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