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    1. The document describes an experiment to investigate Boyle's law using a glass syringe, rubber tube, and Bourdon gauge. Air is pumped into the syringe and its pressure and volume are measured and recorded at different volumes. 2. A graph of pressure vs. inverse volume is plotted from the data. The gradient of the graph and pressure at a volume of 75cm3 are determined. 3. Boyle's law states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature. The experiment supports this relationship between pressure and volume.

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    1. The document describes an experiment to investigate Boyle's law using a glass syringe, rubber tube, and Bourdon gauge. Air is pumped into the syringe and its pressure and volume are measured and recorded at different volumes. 2. A graph of pressure vs. inverse volume is plotted from the data. The gradient of the graph and pressure at a volume of 75cm3 are determined. 3. Boyle's law states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature. The experiment supports this relationship between pressure and volume.

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    1. The document describes an experiment to investigate Boyle's law using a glass syringe, rubber tube, and Bourdon gauge. Air is pumped into the syringe and its pressure and volume are measured and recorded at different volumes. 2. A graph of pressure vs. inverse volume is plotted from the data. The gradient of the graph and pressure at a volume of 75cm3 are determined. 3. Boyle's law states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature. The experiment supports this relationship between pressure and volume.

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    PEKA Physics Form 4 CHAPTER 4 : Heat

    TITLE :Experiment 4.2 : THE GAS LAWS BOYLES LAW


    INSTRUMENT :SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION EXPERIMENT REPORT

    INSTRUCTION:
    1. Prepare a report with the procedures for an Investigative Scientific Experiment from the
    stimulus shown in the diagram.
    2. Carry out the experiment in the lab to collect and record the data then interpret the
    data and make a conclusion.
    3. Write a task report

    STIMULUS:

    Amin is pumping air into his bicycles tyre. After a few minutes, he finds that hes
    getting difficulty to push the piston downward.
    APPARATUS : Glass syringe, a short rubber tube and Bourdon gauge
    PROCEDURE :

    1. The apparatus is set up as shown in the diagram above.


    2. The piston of the syringe is adjusted until the volume of air, V, in the syringe is 100 cm3
    at atmospheric pressure.
    3. The syringe is connected to a Bourdon gauge and the pressure of the air, P, in the
    syringe is observed and recorded.
    4. The piston is then pushed in so that the volume of air trapped is 90 cm 3. The pressure is
    again recorded, this procedure is repeated for enclosed volumes of 80cm 3, 70 cm3 and
    60 cm3.
    5. The value of the volume of air, V , the pressure of the air, P and 1/ V are recorded.
    6. The graph of pressure of the air, P against 1/ V is plotted.

    DISCUSSION:
    1. Determine the gradient of the graph of pressure, P against 1/V .
    2. Based on your graph, determine the pressure, P when the volume, V is 75 cm3.
    3. The above experiment can be explained by a Boyles law. State Boyles law.

    Task Report Format:


    1. Date 8. Arrangement of the apparatus .
    2. Title 9. The procedure of the experiment.
    3. Aim of the experiment. 10.Result
    4. Inference 11.Graph
    5. Hypothesis 12.Discussion.
    6. Variables in the experiment 13.Conclusion
    7. Apparatus and Materials 14.Precaution
    SKEMA : Experiment 4.2 : THE GAS LAWS BOYLES LAW
    PEKA Physics Form 4 CHAPTER 4 : Heat

    1 CI PI 1 Inference : The pressure of the gas depends on the volume.


    (PART 1)
    2 CI PI 2 Hypothesis : When the volume increase , the pressure is decrease.
    (PART 1)
    3 CI PI 3 Aim : To study the relationship between volume and pressure of the
    (PART 1) gas .
    4 CI PI 4 Manipulated variable : Gas volume ,V
    (PART 1) Responding variable : Gas Pressure, P
    5 Constant (fixed) variable : Gas temperature, T or mass of gas, m
    6 CI PI 1 Apparatus and Materials: Glass syringe, a short rubber tube and Bourdon gauge
    (PART 2)
    7 CI PI 2 Arrangement of apparatus :
    (PART 2)

    8 CI PI 3 The procedure of the experiment.


    (PART 2) 1. The apparatus is set up as shown in the diagram above.
    9 2. The piston of the syringe is adjusted until the volume of air in the syringe is 100
    10 cm3 at atmospheric pressure.
    3. The syringe is connected to a Bourdon gauge and the pressure of the air in the
    syringe is observed and recorded.
    4. The piston is then pushed in so that the volume of air trapped is 90 cm 3. The
    pressure is again recorded, this procedure is repeated for enclosed volumes of
    80cm3, 70 cm3 and 60 cm3.
    5. The value of the volume of air, V , the pressure of the air, P and 1/V are recorded.
    6. The graph of pressure of the air, P against 1/V is plotted.

    11 Tabulation of data:
    CI PI 4 1
    (PART 2) Volume V / cm3 Pressure P / Nm-2
    V / cm-3
    CIII PI 1
    100
    CIII PI 2 90
    CIII PI 3 80
    CIII PI 4 70
    60
    12 Analyse the data .
    1
    CIV V / cm-3
    PI,P2,P3 Graph: Title - Pressure P / Nm-2 against
    1
    Label y-axis ; Pressure P / Nm-2 and x-axis ; V / cm-3
    Discussion :
    CIV P4 1. Gradient of the graph = .. Nm-2 cm3.
    CIV P5 2. when the volume, V is 75 cm3, 1/V = P = .. Nm-2

    Conclusion ; Pressure of a fixed mass of gas is inversely proportional to its


    CIV P6 volume.

    CIV P7 Precaution; 1. The rubber tube was fixed tightly to prevent leakage.
    2. When taking the readings of volume and pressure,position the eye
    perpendicularly to avoid parallax error.

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