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In this Physics ( Thermodynamics ) video tutorial in Hindi / Urdu for class 11 and B.Sc. Part 1 we discussed on Charles' law and explained the mathematical derivation of the formula from the kinetic theory of gases. Charles' law interrelates the pressure and the absolute temperature as well as the volume and the absolute temperature of gases . It states that at a given pressure, the volume of a given mass of a gas is proportional to its absolute temperature and at a given volume, the pressure of a given mass of a gas is proportional to its absolute temperature.
Other relevant topics:
Boyle's law :- It states that at constant temperature for a fixed mass, the absolute pressure and the volume of a gas are inversely proportional.
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Avogadro's Law : It states that at the same temperature and pressure, equal volumes of all the gases contain equal number of molecules.
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@hassanraza5795 6 лет назад

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@TechTrox 3 года назад

Thank you Sir! Boyle's Law, Charles' Law ke formulae toh sabko pata hote hai, lekin itne fundamental level ki cheeze log skip kar dete hai.

@dhanushD.M.912 6 лет назад

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@uhqrelationbharti8504 4 года назад

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@priyanshusharma8201 5 лет назад

V-T relationship (CHARLES LAW). p-T relationship (GAY LUSSAC’s LAW)

@syeddawood1295 2 года назад

Good method of teaching thanks from Pakistan

@cutiepiesweetgirl515 4 года назад

Sir how p is directly proportional to T in Charles law p is constant Then how is that possible sir

@vineshkumar3638 4 года назад

hum ballow ko jab temperature de ge toh ballow phat Jaye ga, us mein k.E bar Jaye gi us ka pressure and volume increase ho Jaye ga, jab hum temperature increase karege toh us ka pressure b increase hoga. or dusre ballow ko jab hum freez karege toh hum ne temperature decrease Kiya toh us ballow ka b volume ya pressure decrease hoga.

@cutiepiesweetgirl515 4 года назад

Thank you for explaination but it's not my question My question is how p is directly proportional to T because p is constant in Charles law so please give me the answer of this question

@user-wd2lw6li6h 2 года назад

@@cutiepiesweetgirl515 I know am very late but am sure it might be helpful for someone else. So I think it's because both of the cases are different. As sir stated that the first one is the Charles law where v is directly proportional to temperature it's due to the fact that If pressure is applied then it would get compressed and the volume would decrease..... Whereas for the second law i.e Charles law of pressure, the pressure is directly proportional to the gas under the condition that volume is constant because when pressure increases the kinetic energy increases and then the temperature would also increase as a result. You need to understand that both of them are different situations proved by Charles law. Hope u found it helpful.

@vidhiganglani6802 7 лет назад

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@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

+Vidhi Ganglani Thank you very much for your support.

@kenjutsutwi8740 4 года назад

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@whatsinaname517 6 лет назад

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@alokKumar-hg6oy 7 лет назад

very good video sir

@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

+ALOK KUMAR Thank you for your support and encouragement. And ...... thanks for watching.

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@yogeshchauhanrewari.6351 7 лет назад

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@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

Hello Yogesh Chauahn Thank you very much for your supportive comment. Bas aap sab ki dua bani rahe.

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@khajarahamathullashaik5741 6 лет назад

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@generatorrex4071 7 лет назад

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@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

+Real tech Sure.

@AMANKUMAR-un6pg 5 лет назад

Sir ham kalvin me Temperature measure karte hai celcius me kyo nahi kya reason hai ish pe video banaye

@ramsajjansharma8954 7 лет назад

sir kya gas ke liquified ya dry hone ka bhi koi effect hota h Charles law pr

@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

+Ramsajjan Sharma Yes. Charles' law is held only for gases. And as always ..... thanks for watching.

@ramsajjansharma8954 7 лет назад

EduPoint thank u sir

@edupoint.physics 7 лет назад

+Ramsajjan Sharma Thank you for this nice question. These laws act on gases and vapours only (for ideal cases, not real cases) and these do not apply to liquids or solids.

@nikhilvermaarts2297 3 года назад

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@fatimacrazykitchen 3 года назад

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@knowledgeandmusicravishank4082 5 лет назад

How volume is directly proportional to temperature

@michaelfaraday6900 3 года назад

If u will increase temp then kinetic energy will increase which will increase rate of collision due to collision pressure will increase which will increase the volume .V = T