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Charles' Law Challenge

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True/false on gas temp-volume

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Charles' Law Challenge
 

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True/false on gas temp-volume

by Ivy Rose Guillen
1

Temperature in Celsius can be used directly in Charles' Law without adjustment.

2

At constant pressure and amount of gas, volume increases linearly with temperature in Kelvin.

3

Volume is inversely proportional to temperature according to Charles' Law.

4

The law holds at any pressure without keeping P constant.

5

V1/T1 = V2/T2 for the same amount of gas at constant pressure.

6

Charles' Law applies only to liquids.

7

Charles' Law is valid at constant volume.

8

Temperature must be measured in Kelvin for direct proportionality in Charles' Law.

9

Charles' Law states V is proportional to T (V ∝ T).

10

If Kelvin temperature doubles, volume doubles at constant pressure.

11

Jack Charles who invinted the charles law?

12

V1 represent the initial volume

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