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Help Attempting to derive the formula for ideal gas PVm = kT is a constant, Sam ( a dedicated and curious student in P-chem class, who somethimes struggles with the understanding of class material) combined the laws of Boyle and Gay-Lussac in the following 6 step derivation:

1) PVm = k1,

2) Vm/T = k2,

3) Vm = k1/P ,

4) Vm = k2T,

5) k1/P=k2T,

6) k1/k2=k=PT or PT=k

the conclusion in step (6) is obviously incorrect. what is the error? at which step(s) did the error(s) occur?

please rescue Sam by Showing the correct derivation.

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Nestor Rutherford
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