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A graph showing pressure, in units of pascals, increasing nonlinearly as temperature increases from 250 kelvins to 500 kelvins.

Alt text: A graph showing pressure, in units of pascals, increasing nonlinearly as temperature increases from 250 kelvins to 500 kelvins.

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  • The graph plots Pressure on the vertical axis, ranging from 0 to 18 times ten to the fifth pascals, and Temperature on the horizontal axis, ranging from 250 to 500 kelvins.
  • A single curve is drawn, illustrating the relationship between pressure and temperature.
  • The curve starts near the origin, at approximately 1 time ten to the fifth pascals when the temperature is 250 kelvins.
  • As the temperature increases, the pressure increases at an accelerating rate, indicating a convex relationship.
  • By the time the temperature reaches 500 kelvins, the pressure has risen sharply to a value close to 16 times ten to the fifth pascals.

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