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Charles' Law: Concepts & Problems

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Understand Charles' Law and how to solve related problems.

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Understand Charles' Law and how to solve related problems.

by novelyn balitbit
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states that at , the volume of a gas changes proportionally with its absolute temperature . By using temperatures , , so = × ( ) . When solving problems , always convert Celsius to Kelvin , identify the and temperature , and compute the after a temperature change . Applications include hot air balloons , where rising air expands as it heats , and syringes that draw in air when warmed .

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