For Charles\' Law, what assumption is being made and what relationship is define

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For Charles' Law, what assumption is being made and what relationship is defined? (give the equation for this relationship) Do you think this is a valid assumption given today's experimental set up? Boyle's Law: Take your time to make sure you get good data. The key to success for this part of the experiment is for one student to move the syringe plunger smoothly and hold it steady at the appropriate volume while another student enters the appropriate volume value In LoggerPro. Don't forget that the tubing adds 5 mL to the volume read on the syringe! As you analyze your data in Logger Pro, answer the following questions: From your calculated values of P times V in column C, report the mean. Were your values of P times V fairly constant? (What was the high and low value?) What does this indicate? For your P versus V graph, sketch the curve produced. What happens to P as V increases? What happens to V as P increases?

Explanation / Answer

Charles law which is also known as law of volumes , explains how gases tend to expand on heating. It states that pressure remaining constant, the volume of a fixed mass of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature.

Equation can be given as

V1/T1 = V2/ T2

V/T = K ( Constant)

It explains the relationship between volume and temperature of the has on constant pressure.

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