Saltation is the transportation of particles by fluids such as by winds and water. It takes place when loose matter is removed from the sea bed and gets carried by the fluid back to the surface.
Examples include pebbles, sand, and soil. Saltation layers can form during avalanches.
Gas laws re the laws that relates properties of gases such as pressure, temperature and volume at different conditions.
Gas laws includes, Boyle's law, Charles law, grahams law and pressure law among others.
Temperature is one of the quantity of gases explained by gas laws. For gas laws to work, temperature should always be in Kelvin. Therefore, when given temperature in degrees, it is converted to Kelvin by adding 273, that is °C + 273 = K.
