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Part 1 Boyle's Law Volume (mL) Pressure (atm) 10 0.9937 11 0.9045 5 1.8011 12 0.8277...

Part 1 Boyle's Law

Volume (mL) Pressure (atm)
10 0.9937
11 0.9045
5 1.8011
12 0.8277
15 0.6652
8 1.2319

Part 2 Gay-Lussac's Law

Tempreature (K) Pressure (atm)
298.4 0.9984
313.9 1.0564

Part 3 Chrles's Law

Temprature (K) Total Volume (mL) Pressure (atm)
297.7 155.9 0.9971
317.2 166.9 0.9973

Part 4 Relationship between pressure and number of molecules

Number of Molecules (Total Volume) Pressure(atm)
160.9 1.0040
163.9 1.0511
165.9 1.0623
166.9 1.0766
168.9 1.0830

1. For each part, write a mathematical equation that shows the relationship of the two variables with a constant, k (e.g. for part 1 , P/V=k if direct. or PV=k if inverse). Also calculate the value of the constant, k, for each trial. Values of k can be averaged for each trial.

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