Universal Gas Constant

Written by Jerry Ratzlaff on 16 January 2016. Posted in Classical Mechanics

Universal gas constant, abbreviated as R, also called gas constant, ideal gas constant, and molar gas constant. When using these values in the Ideal Gas Law (or when making any calculation) make sure the units match up.)

Values of R	Units
8.314472	J¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
0.0820574587	L¬∑atmosphere (unit)\|atm¬∑Kelvin\|K^-1¬∑Mole (unit)\|mol^-1
8.20574587 √ó 10^-5	m³¬∑atm¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
8.314472	cm³¬∑MPa¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
8.314472	Pa¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
8.314472	Pa¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
62.36367	L¬∑mmHg¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
62.36367	L¬∑Torr¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
83.14472	L¬∑mbar¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
1.987	cal¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
6.132440	lbf¬∑ft¬∑K^-1¬∑g-mol^-1
10.73159	¬∞R^-1¬∑lb-mol^-1
0.7302413	ft³¬∑atm¬∑¬∞R^-1¬∑lb-mol^-1
998.9701	ft³¬∑mmHg¬∑K^-1¬∑lb-mol^-1
8.314472 √ó 10⁷	erg¬∑K^-1¬∑mol^-1
1716 (Air only)	slug^-1
286.9 (Air only)	N¬∑m¬∑kg^-1¬∑K^-1
286.9 (Air only)	J¬∑kg^-1¬∑K^-1

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