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Why does the slope in a p vs 1/v graph in Boyle's law increase with increases in temperature?
Does this mean that the temperature affects only the value of k, or does it affect both pressure and volume as well?
The temperature affects all three variables - pressure, volume, and the constant value k. When the temperature increases, the volume of the gas expands and the pressure increases, which leads to a higher slope on the p vs 1/v graph.