What is the Work Done by Gas Calculator?

The Work Done by Gas Calculator allows users to quickly determine the work performed by a gas during expansion or compression. By entering the pressure, initial volume, and final volume of the gas, the calculator computes the work done in Joules, converting from atm·L to a standard energy unit. This ensures that calculations are fast, accurate, and easy to interpret, helping students, engineers, and enthusiasts understand energy changes in gases without manual formulas.

How to Use:

1. Enter Pressure (P, atm): Input the gas pressure in atmospheres.
2. Enter Initial Volume (V₁, L): Input the starting volume of the gas in liters.
3. Enter Final Volume (V₂, L): Input the final volume of the gas in liters.
4. Click “Calculate”: The calculator computes the work done using the formula W=P×(V2−V1)W = P \times (V₂ – V₁)W=P×(V2​−V1​) and converts it to Joules.
5. Review Result: The output displays the work done in Joules, along with a clear note if any input is invalid.