Temperature in Constant volume gas thermometer.

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The formula for temperature in a constant volume gas thermometer is correctly stated as T (°C) = [P(T) - P(f)] × 100 / [P(b) - P(f)], where P(T) represents the gas pressure at temperature T, and P(b) and P(f) correspond to the boiling and freezing points of water, respectively. The discussion confirms the accuracy of this formula. Participants agree on its validity without further debate. This formula is essential for understanding temperature measurement in gas thermometers. Accurate application of this equation is crucial for precise temperature readings.
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In the constant volume gas thermometer,
T (°c)=[P(T)-P(f)]×100/[P(b)-P(f)]
(P(T) means gas pressure at T°c
P(b) and P(f) for the water's boiling point and freezing point)
Is it right?
 
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An jinsu said:
In the constant volume gas thermometer,
T (°c)=[P(T)-P(f)]×100/[P(b)-P(f)]
(P(T) means gas pressure at T°c
P(b) and P(f) for the water's boiling point and freezing point)
Is it right?
Yes
 
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