1) Of four properties that define the conditions of gas (pressure, Volume, tempe
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1) Of four properties that define the conditions of gas (pressure, Volume, temperature and moles), which two are studied in the Boyle's Law experiment? explain briefly how the remaining two are unchanged during the experiment.
2) Which two are studied in Part B of this experiment? Explain briefly how the remaining two are unchanged during the experiment.
3) when a flask of gas is cooled, the pressure of the gas will change. what would happen to the gas if it were cooled to an extremely low temperature?
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1) Of four properties that define the conditions of gas (pressure, Volume, temperature and moles), which two are studied in the Boyle's Law experiment? explain briefly how the remaining two are unchanged during the experiment.
ans)
pressure, Volume,
temperatutre is kept constant by using thermostat
number of moles is kept constant by taking the closed system
2) Which two are studied in Part B of this experiment? Explain briefly how the remaining two are unchanged during the experiment.
ans) in this case pressure is kept constant and temperature and volume are studied
it is an open system experiment or a free piston experiment
3) when a flask of gas is cooled, the pressure of the gas will change. what would happen to the gas if it were cooled to an extremely low temperature?
gase will be condensed to liquid
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