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Uhh I don't understand isobaric system. How can someone keep pressure constant when the stuff is given heat? Aren't they proportional to each other? And also volume?? How is that possible??
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This is why experiments and lab work are so important. Child play and irl experience too. Not just reading and shitposting on internet. You have a poor grasp of how things physically work.
Future of humanity is grim.
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>>17046836
>Future of humanity is grim.
Yes but scitards caused this in the first place with their autistic obsession.
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gases and some liquids have room for expansion under varying degrees of pressure and heat, this isn't that difficult
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Ok this science stuff is cool but what would an isobaric fart /feel/ like
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>>17046834
PV = nkT
If P stays the same, you can still change V and T
it's not that complicated...



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