charles law by bsl
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- In our last meeting i assign mia and tom to study and discuss charle's law today..... so where are they?
- We are here ma'am! Good afternoon classmates me and mia are going to discuss what we study which is charle's law..
- Charles law is an experimental gas law that describes how gases tend toexpand when heated. The law states that the volume of a given quantity of gas is directlyproportional to the kelvin temperature, at constant pressure.
- In 1787 Jacques Charles, a French physicistinvestigated the effect of change of temperature on the volume of a fixed amount of gas atconstant pressure.
- The formula of charle's law isFormulaV1 = T1V2 = T2V{1}=first volumeV{2}=second volumeT{1}=first temperatureT{2}=second temperature
- The Law simply means that asthe temperature increases the, the volume also increases. Any change in kelvin temperaturewould likewise change the volume of the gas.
- Charle's law example in real life are tyres, bread, pingpong ball and hot are balloon
- And If you take a basketball outside on a cold day, the ball shrinks a bit as the temperature is decreased. That is also a charle's law example but in play.
- Thank you so much mia and tom!
- That is all ma'am and our fellow students, thank you for listening we hope you learn something today!
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