Ideal Gas Law Calculator

Find gas pressure from amount, temperature and volume (PV = nRT).

Amount (mol)

Temperature (K)

Volume

Pressure (Pa) 99,773.55

Formula: P = n·R·T ÷ V

Step-by-step with your numbers:

1. Values used:

2. Amount = 1 mol

3. Temperature = 300 K

4. Volume = 0.025

6. Pressure = 99,773.55Pa

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The ideal gas law links pressure, volume, temperature and amount of gas.

The math behind it

PV = nRT with R = 8.314 J/(mol·K). Solve for P = nRT ÷ V.

1 mol at 300 K in 0.025 m³ → about 99,773 Pa.

When does the ideal model fail?

At high pressure or low temperature; then use the van der Waals equation.