What is the Boyle’s Law Calculator?

The Boyle’s Law Calculator helps students and science learners determine how the pressure of a gas changes when its volume changes while keeping temperature constant; by entering the initial pressure, initial volume, and the new final volume, the tool instantly computes the final pressure using Boyle’s Law (P₁V₁ = P₂V₂), allowing users to understand gas behavior, verify physics/chemistry problems, and perform quick calculations for real-world or classroom scenarios with accuracy and ease.

How to Use:

1. Enter Initial Pressure (P₁): Input the starting pressure of the gas in atmospheres (atm).
2. Enter Initial Volume (V₁): Enter the starting volume in liters (L).
3. Enter Final Volume (V₂): Type the new volume of the gas (L) after compression or expansion.
4. Click “Calculate”: The tool applies the Boyle’s Law equation and computes the final pressure (P₂).
5. Review Result: The calculator displays the final pressure (P₂ in atm) based on your inputs.