According to which law gas is directly proportional to temperature?
Correct answer: A. Charles Law
- A. Charles Law
- B. Boyles Law
- C. Grams Law
- D. Dalton's Law
Explanation
Charles’s law states that, at constant pressure, a gas’s volume increases directly with its absolute temperature. Boyle’s law instead relates pressure and volume inversely at constant temperature.
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