At what temperature will the volume of a gas be doubled

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Solution : Assuming an ideal gas, the state equation is PV = nRT. <br> At constant pressure P and fixed number of moles n, Volume V is directly proportionally to temperature T. (R is a universal constant.) <br> Thus, volume doubles when temperature doubles. At `0^@C`, the absolute temperature is T = 273.15 K. The double of that is 546.30 K = `+273.15^@C`. <br> At `273.15^@C`, the volume of gas doubles itself.

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