What is the relation between volume,pressure and temperature?

Answer 1

Volume, pressure and temperature are related because in order to have volume you must have pressure and temperature is the coolness or hotness of the object which in turn affects the force and amount of space it takes up.

Answer 2

There is a general rule. Heat expands and Cooler temperatures contract with the exception of only one substance. If it wasn't for this one molecule, life as we know it would not be possible. The one molecule is Hydrogen Dioxide (simple water). Water is the only thing that expands when it freezes. When it crystallizes it it becomes lighter an floats. This causes the water in the ocean to circulate and free oxygen is distributed throughout.

Answer 3

The Ideal Gas Law specifies it:

PV = nRT

(If you wanna sound like a genuine article geek, it's pronounced "puv-nert." :-)

It translates to, "The pressure of any volume of gas is equal to the weight of the gas (in moles) times the temperature of the gas (in degrees Kelvin) times the gas constant (which varies depending on the units you're using for temperature and pressure).

Or to put it another way... the relationship between pressure and temperature is direct (raise one, you raise the other); the relationship between pressure and volume are inverse (raise one, you lower the other); the relationship between volume and pressure is inverse (raise one, you lower the other).

Answer 4

volume is the amount in an object
pressure how hard something is getting compressed
and temperature the heating or cooling of a substance

Answer 5

PV= nRT

P-Pressure
V-Volume
n-moles
R-gas constant (8.314472 J · K-1 · mol-1)
T-Temperature (in Kelvin)

Answer 6

PV/T = P'T'/V'= constant

Ana