Gay-Lussac Law
Objective:
To find out what the relationship between temperature and pressure is.
Procedure:
1)
Gay-Lussac graph
Conclusion
As the temperature increases, the pressure increases too. There is a direct relationship between temperature (the
independent variable) and pressure (the dependent variable).
Gay-Lussac Law
Ti = Initial Temperature
Pf =
Final Pressure
Tf = Final Temperature
Pi / Ti =
Pf / Tf or Pi Tf =
Pf Ti
This law states that the relationship between the initial pressure and the initial temperature is the same as the relationship between the final pressure and the final temperature.
This law states that the relationship between the initial pressure and the initial temperature is the same as the relationship between the final pressure and the final temperature.
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