With constant temperature, as volume of a container increases, the pressure decreases and vice versa

With pressure held constant, as volume of container increases, temperature decreases and vice versa

Volume held constant, as temperature of a container is increased, pressure also increases, and vice versa

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PBHS Science 2

Term	Definition
Boyle's Law	With constant temperature, as volume of a container increases, the pressure decreases and vice versa
Charles' Law	With pressure held constant, as volume of container increases, temperature decreases and vice versa
Guy-Lussac's Law	Volume held constant, as temperature of a container is increased, pressure also increases, and vice versa