In chemistry and physics, the ideal gas law relates the pressure PP, volume VV, number of moles nn, and temperature TT of a gas under ideal conditions via the equation PV=nRT.PV = nRT.

From the ideal gas law, we can see that pressure and temperature are directly proportional. A rigid, enclosed container holds a sample of oxygen gas. At 300300 K (kelvin, an absolute unit of temperature), the sample is under 6.06.0 atm of pressure. How much pressure would be the sample be under if its temperature were raised to 360360 K?

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