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The gas law is a equilibrium condition, so if you change one the others must change too. But they don’t change spontaneously, you impose the change from without
by SiempreViernes 9y ago
The gas law is a equilibrium condition, so if you change one the others must change too. But they don’t change spontaneously, you impose the change from without, so there is no ambiguity: whatever you force to change first will be the cause of the others changing.
- nonbel 9y agoRight, the model accounts for all possible "causal routes", turning causality into something subjective.