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Amagat's law

Amagat's law proper noun: a gas law stating that the volume of a gas equals the sum of the volumes of all of the component gases, if they were separated but kept at the same temperature and pressure.

Proper noun

Amagat's law

  1. (physical) A gas law stating that the volume of a gas equals the sum of the volumes of all of the component gases, if they were separated but kept at the same temperature and pressure.

Origin of Amagat's law

Proposed by French physicist Émile Amagat.

Questions about Amagat's law

What does Amagat's law mean?
Amagat's law means a gas law stating that the volume of a gas equals the sum of the volumes of all of the component gases, if they were separated but kept at the same temperature and pressure.
What part of speech is Amagat's law?
Amagat's law is a proper noun.

Words near Amagat's law in the dictionary

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  6. Amagat's law
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