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Why does the slope in a p vs 1/v graph in Boyle's law increase with increases in temperature?
I'm curious about Boyle's law. Specifically, why does the slope in a p vs 1/v graph increase with increases in temperature?
The slope in a p vs 1/v graph represents the value of the constant k in Boyle's law, which is inversely proportional to temperature. As temperature increases, the value of k decreases and the slope of the graph increases. Would you like me to explain Boyle's law in more detail?