Engineering System Constants for Perfect Gas

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The discussion centers on understanding the relationships between system constants for a perfect gas, also referred to as an ideal gas. Key concepts include the ideal gas law, which relates pressure, volume, temperature, and the number of moles of gas. Participants emphasize the importance of grasping the definitions and behaviors of ideal gases to clarify these relationships. The conversation also highlights the need for adherence to forum guidelines when seeking assistance. A solid understanding of these principles is essential for explaining the system constants effectively.
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I have to explain the relationships between system constants for a
perfect gas.
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Q) I have to explain the relationships between system constants for a
perfect gas.

Hi
can somebody explain this to me. I am kind of confused what this means and where to start and what to do.
Also not 100% sure what a perfect gas is.
 
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