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Combined Gas Law

Published on Mar 17, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

COMBINED GAS LAW

By: Austin W. and Dylan T.

EXPERIMENT

BEFORE

EXPERIMENT AFTER

AFTER

COMBINED GAS lAW

  • Boyle's Law - As pressure increases, volume decreases
  • Charles' Law - If the volume increases the temperature will increase
  • Gay-Lussac's Law - As temperature increases so does the pressure
  • Combined Gas Law - P1xV1/T1=P2xV2/T2
  • The combined gas law combines the top 3 laws and states that, the ratio of the three variables remains fixed for a given amount of gas
Photo by John. Romero

BOYLE'S LAW

CHARLES' LAW

GAY-LUSSAC'S LAW

SAMPLE CALCULATION

REAL LIFE APPLICATIONS AND FACTS

  • In a car, the amount of gas remains constant, but when driving down the road the temperature of the tire and gas increases and so does the volume of the tire. Tire companies take all of these into account when creating a tire
  • While scuba diving theories sure become more and more as you go deeper. If the diver ascends with full lungs on a warm day, both the temperature and pressure decrease and the volume of the air will increase rapidly. The diver has to exhale as he ascends to prevent lung damage.
  • Combined gas law is most commonly used or seen in machines with a gas or some type of fuel
  • Only law, besides ideal gas law, that combines all three variables

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