Ideal Gas Law Calculator
Science & EngineeringPV = nRT — solve pressure, volume, moles or temperature
Ideal Gas Law Calculator: PV = nRT — solve pressure, volume, moles or temperature. Solve any of P, V, n, T from the other three; T(K) = °C + 273.15.
PV = nRT → Pressure
101.4 kPa
Steps
- 1P = nRT/V
- 2= 1 × 8.314 × 273.15 ÷ 22.4
- 3= 101.383 kPa(= 1.001 atm)
Key values
💡 The ideal gas law works well at low pressure / high temperature; near liquefaction (high P, low T) use van der Waals. Temperature MUST be absolute (Kelvin) — a classic exam trap. Real-life: a car tire at 250 kPa holds ~4 mol of air; heating from 20°C to 40°C raises pressure ~7%.
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How to Use
- Enter known quantities: fill values and confirm units in the Ideal Gas Law Calculator.
- Instant solution: unknowns solve live with the formula shown transparently.
- Use constant/material tables: standard physical constants and material data are listed on this page.
- Compare conditions: change inputs to compare scenarios.
Key Points
- Ideal Gas Law Calculator is a free online science & engineering tool — open and use, no sign-up.
- All calculations run locally in your browser; your data never leaves the device.
- Key capability: PV = nRT — solve pressure, volume, moles or temperature.
- Results come with formulas and reference tables so you can verify every number.
Formula & How It Works
Ideal gas law
PV = nRT, R = 8.314 J/(mol·K)
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Source & Updates
Based on CODATA recommended constants and standard physics formulas. Last updated: 2025-07
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