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Paper 2 · June 2015 · Mole and Stoichiometry Calculations

The ideal gas equation is

A

pVT = nR

B

pV = nRT

C

pV = mRT

D

p/V = nRT

Explanation

p

is the pressure,

V

the volume,

n

the number of moles,

R

the gas constant and

T

the temperature in kelvin.

Derived from ZIMSEC Chemistry Paper 2, June 2015, Q1

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