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Gas Laws: Charles & Boyle Quiz

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True or false: Charles' and Boyle's laws

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Gas Laws: Charles & Boyle Quiz
 

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True or false: Charles' and Boyle's laws

by Justine Lyzamae V. Bersamina
1

Boyle's Law applies best when the gas behaves ideally and the amount of gas is constant.

2

At constant temperature, increasing volume increases pressure according to Boyle's Law.

3

Boyle's Law states that volume increases as temperature increases at constant pressure.

4

In Charles' Law, volume increases with temperature when the pressure is kept constant and the amount of gas remains the same.

5

Charles's Law states that at constant pressure, volume is directly proportional to temperature (in Kelvin).

6

Charles' Law applies to any gas even if the amount of gas changes.

7

Charles' Law relates pressure to volume at constant temperature.

8

Boyle's Law states that at constant temperature, pressure and volume are inversely proportional.

9

Charles's Law uses absolute temperature, so temperatures must be in Kelvin for accuracy.

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