cava chem 303 s2d04 1.04 Charles's Law
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| Early [...] flights led to studies of gas behavior. | Early balloon flights led to studies of gas behavior.
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| Another French scientist, Jacques Charles, was also a [-ist]. | Another French scientist, Jacques Charles, was also a balloonist.
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| Many early daredevils and scientists explored flight by using [...]. | Many early daredevils and scientists explored flight by using balloons.
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| Charles's experiments involved [...] and temperature. | Charles's experiments involved volume and temperature.
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| Charles found that as the temperature increased, so did the [...] of the gas. | Charles found that as the temperature increased, so did the volume of the gas.
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| Mathematically, Charles's law can be stated like this: [...] | Mathematically, Charles's law can be stated like this: V = kT
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| In Charles's law, T = [...] (capitalization is important!) | In Charles's law, T = temperature (capitalization is important!)
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| All gas law calculations must use [...] as the temperature scale because [...] has the zero in the right place. | All gas law calculations must use Kelvin (K) as the temperature scale because Kelvin has the zero in the right place.
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| Charles's experiments involved volume and [...]. | Charles's experiments involved volume and temperature.
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| Mnemonic: Charles was a cool, easy-going guy, so his law involves no [...]. | Mnemonic: Charles was a cool, easy-going guy, so his law involves no pressure.
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| All gas law calculations must use Kelvin (K) as the temperature scale because Kelvin has the [...] in the right place. | All gas law calculations must use Kelvin (K) as the temperature scale because Kelvin has the zero in the right place.
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