| 31. | He derived an analogue of Gay-Lussac's law for the dependence of the osmotic pressure on absolute temperature.
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| 32. | The volume of a gas at constant pressure increases linearly with the absolute temperature of the gas.
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| 33. | Where is the molar mass, is the pressure, is the universal gas constant, and is the absolute temperature.
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| 34. | William Thomson, or Lord Kelvin, is the person whom the absolute temperature unit, the Kelvin, is named after.
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| 35. | These mechanisms presuppose recognition of temperature; empirical temperature is enough for this purpose, though absolute temperature can also serve.
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| 36. | Nevertheless, the thermodynamic definition of absolute temperature does make essential use of the concept of heat, with proper circumspection.
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| 37. | But let's try absolute temperature.
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| 38. | Where the actual temperature and critical temperature are expressed in absolute temperature scales ( either Kelvin or Rankine ).
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| 39. | The pressure would decrease in proportion to the drop in absolute temperature, PV = nRT per the Gas laws.
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| 40. | Absolute cold tire pressure ( gauge pressure plus atmospheric pressure ) varies directly with the absolute temperature, measured in kelvins.
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