Recent content by James124900

no, oh so volume of the container is irrelevant of pressure.

If temperature increases pressure increases. I already know this. How does these relate to having two different bottles of different volume?

ok so P1/T1 = P2/T2

I thought you would just put T2 in there, nR is a constant (is it for different volumes?) and the volume for a the bottle does not change.

P=nRT2/V

I thought n was lower in the smaller bottle that is why it had a higher temperature?

I meant both bottle's will be heated up to the same temperature. Edit: Sorry for my other post I meant increase in pressure not temperature

ok I get it now but doesn't and increase in temperature = increase in pressure

I thought the pressure of the smaller bottle will increase more, how can temperature increase in the smaller bottle? (also yes, each bottle is heated to the same amount - how does this affect pressure in a smaller volume compared to a larger volume?)

no calculations. I just don't understand why a closed smaller bottle will increase in temperature more than a larger bottle when both are heated by the same amount.

I don't really need to use the ideal gas law as I have two different volumes, not one volume decreasing. Why does the smaller bottle result in a larger pressure when heated?

I don't understand why the smaller bottles have a larger pressure than the smaller bottles result in a larger pressure.

I just don't understand which bottle (smaller or larger volume) will have a larger increase in pressure when heated. No calculations involved. both bottles will be of same (atmospheric pressure) to start with but as heated which one increase in pressure more (end up with a larger pressure).

How? because both bottles will have the same pressure to start with (it it not like the bottle decreases in volume thus when smaller will have a larger pressure) so I am confused which one will increase in pressure more.

Homework Statement I have two closed bottles one has a smaller volume that the other. (initially atmospheric pressure in both and then closed with a cap) If I heat both bottles up, which one will increase in pressure more the larger bottle or smaller one. Homework Equations PV=nRT ? The...