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Charle's Law Experiment Using Data Logging

Charles' Law Experiment using Data Logging Ali put his balloon in the refrigerator where it got smaller, then immersed it in warm water where it got bigger. This experiment tests Charles' Law - that at constant pressure, the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature. The experiment measures the volume of a balloon (filled with air) at different temperatures. It found that the volume increased as the temperature increased, supporting Charles' Law.

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Charle's Law Experiment Using Data Logging

Charles' Law Experiment using Data Logging Ali put his balloon in the refrigerator where it got smaller, then immersed it in warm water where it got bigger. This experiment tests Charles' Law - that at constant pressure, the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its temperature. The experiment measures the volume of a balloon (filled with air) at different temperatures. It found that the volume increased as the temperature increased, supporting Charles' Law.

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Charle's Law Experiment using Data Logging

Engage

Ali put his balloon in refrigerator in the morning to avoid his little sister take his balloon. In the evening, he want to play with his balloon. But, he found his balloon become smaller. He confuse with this situation. Then, he got an idea. He immerse his balloon into warm water. After a while, the balloon become bigger.

Why his balloon become smaller when we put in refrigerator?


Why his balloon expand in warm water?

Empowering

the relationship between volume and temperature of the gas


Introduction Charles's law state that: At constant pressure, the volume of a given mass of an ideal gas increases or decreases by the same factor as its temperature on the absolute temperature scale. in mathematical equation,

Objectives

To study the changes in a volume of a gas with the changes of the temperature at a constant pressure

Apparatus and material

water

Procedure
Set up the apparatus as shown in figure below

balloon

boiling tube beaker

Water in beaker

Hot plate

Temperature and pressure sensor

Result

Before experiment

After experiment

What is the relationship between the volume of gas and the pressure of gas? What is the trend of the graph plotted?

Does the experiment support Charles Law?

Enhance

PUTRAJAYA: More than 20 hot air balloons from 14 countries will festoon Putrajayas sky during the fifth Putrajaya International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta 2013 from March 28 to 31 at Monument Alaf Baru at Precinct 2, here. Hot air balloons from countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Poland, Australia, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam will dot the sky over Putrajaya, flown by distinguished balloon pilots at the four day event themed 1 World, 1Malaysia and 1 Fiesta. Why we can see on that time, hot air balloon will floating up. How this occur?

How to restore the form of a ping pong ball that

has dents back to the original shape ? Explain


your answer by relate to Charles Law.

Why soda can and bottles have a label on them stating Store in a cool, dry place ? What happen when we not store in cool place or expose to direct sunlight?

Closure

When the temperature increase, volume of the gas also increase

Temperature is directly proportional to volume of gas

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