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This is the equation I'm talking about:
PV = nRT
So say I had a bit of Ideal Gas in a completely insulated elastic balloon, and I raised a temperature just a little bit.
PV = nR(2T)
Because this is an elastic balloon, would the volume also double?
P(2V) = nR(2T)
But what if the balloon is really tight? Would the pressure increase because the volume couldn't expand as much? But to what extent? How much would the balloon expand?
(?P)(?V) = nR(2T)
There has to be a sort of limit, depending on the stretchiness of the balloon, right?
PV = nRT
So say I had a bit of Ideal Gas in a completely insulated elastic balloon, and I raised a temperature just a little bit.
PV = nR(2T)
Because this is an elastic balloon, would the volume also double?
P(2V) = nR(2T)
But what if the balloon is really tight? Would the pressure increase because the volume couldn't expand as much? But to what extent? How much would the balloon expand?
(?P)(?V) = nR(2T)
There has to be a sort of limit, depending on the stretchiness of the balloon, right?