A 20 ml syringe of a gas is at 25 degrees C. at wat celsius temp will the gas occupy a volume of 95 ml?

Answer 1

because it's in a syringe the syringe expands under pressure. so the pressure doesn't change. that means this is a basic application of Charles' law, V1/T1 = V2/T2
so T2=(V2xT1)/V1 (*remember T in Kelvins*)
= 95 x (25+273)/20
= 1415K = 1142C