1question
a 6.5 l
b 542 k
c Graph is linear and slope is 0.0124 this is the value of nR/p
d ideal gas law PV =nRT
V/T is constant
e this is termed as charles law
Statement is when the pressure of the sample of dry gas is held constant then temperature and volume are directly proportional
2 question
a) 7.19 g/ml
b)mass = volume *density
c) mass of beaker is nearly 160g
3 rd question
a)3.35 m
b)1.08 sec
c) distance = velocity * time
1. An experiment was conducted in which the volume of a fixed quantity of gas was...
Show all your work 14. A gas laws experiment was conducted in the physics lab. During this experiment, the gas pressure of an isolated gas in an adjustable syringe was measured using a gas pressure sensor as the volume of the syringe was varied. The pressure vs volume for the graph for the experiment is shown below, as well as the corresponding curve fit generated. NOTE: The gas temperature was a constant 23.5°C during this experiment Express value of the...
2 Experiment: In the experiment conducted, the mass of the counter weight M was chosen to be 50.0 +/- 0.1 g The mass of the rubber stopper was measured to be 12.0 +/- 0.1 g The stopper was spun at five different values of the radius (measured with a meter stick). For each value of r, the time to complete 10 full revolutions was measured with stopwatch. The following data was collected: 40.0 60.0 80.0 100.0 (cm) 1) 120.0 10.74...
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