Question

According to Charles' law, what is the volume of a gas?

Answer 1

According to Charles Law the volume varies directly with the kinetic energy as measured by degree's K ( absolute temperature.)

Explanation:

The volume of a gas is a measure of kinetic energy. At absolute zero (`-273^oC` or `0 K^o` ) the volume of a gas is zero (for that matter the volume of a solid is also zero at this temperature.)

According to Charles law as the temperature increases the volume also increases.