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The ideal gas constant, R has several different values that could be used. Which quantity causes these differences
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The ideal gas constant, R has several different values that could be used. Which quantity causes these differences

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In my opinion, R in the ideal gas law claims a value of 0.08206 L*atm/(K*mol) and is a constant, which means its value would never change.
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