Es IDEAL GAS, LAWS AND ITS PROPERTIES ‘being ‘mv’ is the macs of the specified compound or element and ‘R’ is the Gas constant of the substance (kJ/kg-K) calculated by relating atomic weight of the substance and the value of universal gas constant. Determining Gas constant of the substance use, we have: Ruwivarsat ” Rsupsrance = 2. IDEAL GAS LAWS * COMBINED GAS LAW There are couple of different ways to derive the ideal gas law. While still on reference with the Equation of State, we held only some parameters as constant, thus, in the view of the combined gas law, (all parameters are considered) we can easily derive the specified law we are aimed to. PV T ‘or by astate point conditions: (Initial and final state) PAV, _ PV hi whare the product of mass and the gas constant as in the ‘equation of state are held constant. + BOYLE'S LAW Boyle’s law is an experimental gas law that tends to describe the relation of volume and absolute pressure of the ideal gas. The law: was named after the chemist and physicist Robert Boyle who published the original law during 1662. Describing the law, while holding the temperature constant, we can have: PY=C