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Gas volume vs temperature basics

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Gas volume vs temperature basics

by Muichiro Tokito
1

What does Charles' Law state about volume (V) and temperature (T) at constant pressure?

2

Which temperature scale must be used for Charles' Law measurements?

3

For Charles' Law to apply, which quantities must stay constant?

4

What is the standard form of the Charles' Law equation?

5

If V1 = 2.50 L at T1 = 298.15 K and T2 = 263.15 K, what is V2?

6

A gas has V1 = 120 mL at 250 K and T2 = 500 K. What is V2?

7

What does 0 K represent?

8

Who conducted the first hydrogen balloon flight in 1783?

9

In Charles' Law, how does increasing Kelvin temperature affect volume when P and n are constant?

10

If the temperature doubles in Kelvin at constant P and n, what happens to V?

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