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How could the discrepancy be reduced between the two readings?
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[QUOTE="vcsharp2003, post: 6831720, member: 618199"] Also, I have come up with the following analysis for gases in this problem. It seems the slope of the P-tc graph is given by ##\frac {nR} {V}## in this case. I believe the thermometer B is giving a more accurate reading for ##T_s## since the pressures recorded for thermometer B are very low compared to pressures recorded by thermometer A. Gases behave like ideal gas at low pressures and high temperatures, so applying ##\frac {P} {T}=## constant to thermometer B is more justified. [ATTACH type="full" alt="CamScanner 12-14-2022 12.28_4.jpg"]318790[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="CamScanner 12-14-2022 12.28_3 (1).jpg"]318789[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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