Gas laws

The gas laws are called the laws of physics, among other things, between the state variables pressure p, volume V, temperature T and molar mass m or n or particle number N establish a relationship and describe the properties of this or the behavior of ideal and real gases. Here, the general gas equation ( ideal gas ) and the van der Waals equation form ( real gas ) the main gas laws derived therefrom.

Gas law for an ideal gas:

Thermal equation of state of ideal gases ( Boyle's Law )
Avogadro's law
Law of Amagat

Gas law for real gases:

Van der Waals equation
Virialgleichungen
Equation of state of Berthelot
Equation of state of Dieterici
Redlich - Kwong equation of state
Redlich - Kwong equation of state of Soave -
Equation of state of Peng -Robinson
Equation of State Benedict - Webb - Rubin

Other laws and important relationships:

Dalton's law (also law of partial pressures )
Henry's Law
Joule- Thomson effect
Kinetic theory of gases
Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution
Boyle temperature