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Chapter 5 Gases

Chapter 5 Gases. Chapter 5 Gases. WHY?. Sketch of Modern Balloons. WHY?. Mathematics. V/T = constant. 1.00. PSI. 8.00. PSI. 8.00. PSI. WHY?. Mathematics. PV = constant. Mathematics. V/n = constant (n = moles). Moles. 273. 1.00. K. ATM. 804. 9.79. K. ATM. (atm).

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Chapter 5 Gases

Chapter 5 Gases. Chapter 5 Gases. WHY?. Sketch of Modern Balloons. WHY?. Mathematics. V/T = constant. 1.00. PSI. 8.00. PSI. 8.00. PSI. WHY?. Mathematics. PV = constant. Mathematics. V/n = constant (n = moles). Moles. 273. 1.00. K. ATM. 804. 9.79. K. ATM. (atm).

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by Hans C. Juvkam-Wold Lesson 6

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y = mx + b P = (constant)(1/V) + 0 PV = constant (answer to both 1 and 2)

y = mx + b P = (constant)(1/V) + 0 PV = constant (answer to both 1 and 2). Conclusions and Questions. 1. If P doubles, V is cut in half. If P is tripled, V becomes 1/3 of its original value.

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