CAVA s2d06 Unit 1 Lab
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The fact that pressure times volume is a constant is now knows as [-'s] law. | The fact that pressure times volume is a constant is now knows as Boyle's law.
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| Mathematically, [-'s] law can be stated as: PV = k | Mathematically, Boyle's law can be stated as: PV = k
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| The fact that pressure divided by temperature is a constant is now known as [-'s] law. | The fact that pressure divided by temperature is a constant is now known as Gay-Lussac's law.
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| Mathematically, [-'s] law can be stated as: P/T = k | Mathematically, Gay-Lussac's law can be stated as: P/T = k
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| The fact that volume divided by temperature is a constant is now known as [-'s] law. | The fact that volume divided by temperature is a constant is now known as Charles's law.
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| Mathematically, [-'s] law can be stated as: V/T = k | Mathematically, Charles's law can be stated as: V/T = k
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| All three gas laws involve 2 of the following: [...], [...], [...] | All three gas laws involve 2 of the following: pressure, volume, temperature
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| When the gas laws are solved for k, only [-'s] law is NOT a fraction. | When the gas laws are solved for k, only Boyle's law is not a fraction.
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| Boyle's law is the only [...] relationship of the three gas laws. | Boyle's law is the only inverse relationship of the three gas laws.
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| The answers to most lab questions are given away in the [...]; often in bold text. | The answers to most lab questions are given away in the walkthrough; often in bold text.
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