Question

B C D E F G H K. L M N O P Number Pressure Volume Constant? Temp. T. (C) Temp T. (K) Height (cm) Volume 1 of weights P. (tor) V. (L) 0 24.1 297 15.20 616.0 1.080 9.26E-01 1 24.1 297 15.00 627.0 1.070 9.35E-01 09 1.DE 2 24.1 297 14.80 637.0 1.055 0.94780000 1.07 3 24.1 297 14.60 648.0 1.041 0.96060000 1.06 4 24.1 297 14.40 658.0 1.027 0.97370000 1.04 5 24.1 297 14.20 668.0 1.012 0.98810000 1.08 1.02 1.00 Pressure !/V Note: As you fill in the height values, the volume of the cylinder will be calculated for you. 2.00E-00 9.90E-01 y D.0012 +0.1807 9.806-01 9.0E-01 9.500-01 9.50E-01 9.40E-01 9.30-01 Analysis 9.200-01 610 620 6.30 610 650 660 600 1. How does the volume of the gas change with pressure?

unfortunately this is the only information I was given to work with to answer the questions. the experiment was based in Boyle's law.

Answer 1

Share" PV= constant Solution + We know the equation of Ideal PV=MRT - gos @ for Boyle's law Temperature is constant. So from D Py constant # Volume is inessely profesional fo P that means decreasing a We get v increases & increasing Pwe get Vlaseaxes. 2 we can see froduct of P&V is constant. # Na 1 Ahower P from @ * Because PV = constant P1 V1 = Peve V = P V₂ Answer # P V = 536ml P = 637 Horo, P = 712 foro from @ V₂ = Pi P2 V = 637 fost * 536ml 712 torr Ne = 479.54 ml ABBook Answert

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