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The ideal gas law is a fundamental equation that describes the relationship between pressure (), volume (), temperature (), and the number of moles () of an ideal gas. It is written as:  where  is the universal gas constant. This equation shows that if you know any three of the variables, you can calculate the fourth. It provides a simple model of how gases behave under different conditions, assuming that the gas molecules do not interact with each other and that they occupy no volume.