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Ley de Boyle

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Preguntas conceptuales y ejercicios numéricos basados en la ley de Boyle, también conocida como ley de Boyle-Mariotte.

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Preguntas conceptuales y ejercicios numéricos basados en la ley de Boyle, también conocida como ley de Boyle-Mariotte.

by Oscar Ocampo Cervantes
1

De acuerdo con la ley de Boyle, la relación de proporcionalidad entre el volumen de un gas y la presión que sobre él se ejerce es:

2

Al multiplicar el valor de la presión por el volumen de un gas encerrado en un recipiente herméticamente cerrado y sin variación de la temperatura, el resultado es:

3

Una muestra de nitrógeno es contenida en un recipiente cerrado y ocupa 4.2 litros a 101 300 Pa, ¿qué volumen ocupará si la presión cambia a 415 mm de Hg? Considera que la temperatura permanece constante.

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Cuando el valor de una variable aumenta y el valor de una segunda variable, que se relaciona con la primera, disminuye, se tiene una relación de proporcionalidad inversa.

De acuerdo con la ley de Boyle, el producto P*V = K.

Dado que 101300 Pa = 760 mmHg, tenemos que: V2 = P1*V1/P2 V2 = (760 mmHg)(4.2 L) / 415 mmHg V2 = 7.69 L

 
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