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Combined Gas Law Challenge - Recall

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Test your understanding of P-V-T relationships.

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Combined Gas Law Challenge - Recall
 

Combined Gas Law Challenge - RecallOnline version

Test your understanding of P-V-T relationships.

by John Oliver Quejada
1

Temperature can be in Celsius or Kelvin; it doesn't matter for the Gas Law.

2

For a fixed amount of gas, P, V / T equals n R, a constant.

3

If volume doubles at constant temperature, pressure also doubles according to Boyle's law.

4

Charles's Law states that the volume is directly proportional to its absolute temperature ( in Kelvin) when pressure is held constant.

5

Hot air balloons rising because heated air expands, tires appearing firmer in heat and lower in cold, bread rising in the oven is an example of Gay - Lussac's Law

6

humans breathing (lungs expand/contract), filling bike tires, scuba diving are examples of Boyle's Law.

7

The combined gas law says P V T is constant for a fixed amount of gas.

8

The combined gas law describe the relationship between pressure, volume, and temperature of gases.

9

Are the gas laws connected to each other?

10

Temperatures must be measured in Kelvin for the law to be applied correctly.

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