# Boyle's law definition

• noun:
• The principle that at a constant temperature the amount of a confined ideal gasoline differs inversely along with its stress.
• The observation your pressure of an ideal fuel is inversely proportional to its amount at continual temperature.
• a manifestation for the fact, that whenever an elastic fluid is put through compression, and kept at a constant temperature, this product of the stress and amount is a constant volume, i. e., the amount is inversely proportioned to your stress; -- understood additionally as Mariotte's legislation, additionally the legislation of Boyle and Mariotte.
• See legislation.
• the pressure of an ideal gas at continual heat differs inversely using volume
• others:
• See under legislation.

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