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    Ideal Gas Law: Build Your Own Temperature Scale: Boiling Water Temperature 746.4aw

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    Mark Anthony D. Malintad completed a simulation to determine an arbitrary temperature scale and establish the relationship between pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal gas sealed in a glass jar. He was tasked with assigning temperatures to reference points like boiling water and absolute zero to create the "Awesome" scale. The simulation also introduced laboratory equipment like a gas tank, burner, and tap to demonstrate how increasing temperature leads to higher gas molecule movement and pressure. Overall, the simulation helped Mark better understand the ideal gas law and temperature definitions.

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    Mark Anthony D. Malintad completed a simulation to determine an arbitrary temperature scale and establish the relationship between pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal gas sealed in a glass jar. He was tasked with assigning temperatures to reference points like boiling water and absolute zero to create the "Awesome" scale. The simulation also introduced laboratory equipment like a gas tank, burner, and tap to demonstrate how increasing temperature leads to higher gas molecule movement and pressure. Overall, the simulation helped Mark better understand the ideal gas law and temperature definitions.

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    Mark Anthony D. Malintad completed a simulation to determine an arbitrary temperature scale and establish the relationship between pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal gas sealed in a glass jar. He was tasked with assigning temperatures to reference points like boiling water and absolute zero to create the "Awesome" scale. The simulation also introduced laboratory equipment like a gas tank, burner, and tap to demonstrate how increasing temperature leads to higher gas molecule movement and pressure. Overall, the simulation helped Mark better understand the ideal gas law and temperature definitions.

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    Ideal Gas Law: Build Your Own Temperature Scale: Boiling Water Temperature 746.4aw

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    Mark Anthony D. Malintad completed a simulation to determine an arbitrary temperature scale and establish the relationship between pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal gas sealed in a glass jar. He was tasked with assigning temperatures to reference points like boiling water and absolute zero to create the "Awesome" scale. The simulation also introduced laboratory equipment like a gas tank, burner, and tap to demonstrate how increasing temperature leads to higher gas molecule movement and pressure. Overall, the simulation helped Mark better understand the ideal gas law and temperature definitions.

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    Name: Mark Anthony D.

    Malintad
    Course/ Year Level: BSCE/1ST Year-Structural

    IDEAL GAS LAW: BUILD YOUR OWN TEMPERATURE SCALE

    The ideal gas law is an ideal gas state equation that relates to pressure, volume, gas
    amount, and temperature. Although the law defines the nature of a hypothetical gas, it
    quantifies the nature of actual gases in many cases. In this simulation, we will be challenged
    with determining the unique temperature scale by assigning the right temperature to different
    reference points. The relationship between the pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal
    gas sealed in a glass jar should also be established. After the simulation, we are supposed to
    describe temperature and absolute zero's physical definition and learn about the relationship
    between gas pressure, volume, and temperature using gas thermometry.

    I was instructed to go to the temperature display at the start of the simulation to create
    my temperature scale, specifically the Aw (Awesome) scale. By selecting the correct
    temperature scale at various reference points, namely the boiling water temperature, room
    temperature, temperature of the ice water, boiling temperature of liquid nitrogen, and
    temperature of absolute zero.

    AN ARBITRARY TEMPERATURE SCALE

    Boiling water temperature 746.4Aw

    Room temperature 586Aw

    Ice water temperature 546.3Aw

    Liquid nitrogen boiling temperature 154Aw

    Absolute zero temperature 0Aw


    In addition, I was introduced to this specific laboratory equipment to determine the
    relationship between the pressure, temperature, and volume of an ideal gas sealed in a glass
    jar, explaining the function of each part of it.

    Gas’s temperature and pressure scale

    Tap

    Gas tank The burner

    The gas tank is responsible for the release of gas' molecules inside the glass jar. The
    constant release can cause higher pressure within the glass jar as the glass jar's volume
    capacity will not handle such high amounts of gas' molecules. The burner will cause to
    increase the temperature of the glass jar. The higher the temperature, the higher the pressure
    because the gas molecules will move rapidly and increase the kinetic energy in high
    temperatures and lead to higher pressure. The tap is to be used if we wanted to decrease the'
    molecules inside the glass jar. Lastly, the Gas's temperature and pressure scale can see how
    much temperature is applied and the pressure inside the glass jar.
    Overall, the ideal gas law is concerned with how molecules are being affected by
    altering the pressure, temperature, and volume. These simulation experiences allow me to
    allocate more relevant knowledge and understanding of the ideal gas law. Through
    observation and analysis of things done in this simulation, I can now describe temperature
    and absolute zero's physical definition. Whereas the temperature is a measure of an object or
    substance's warmth or cold regarding a particular standard value. Absolute zero is the lowest
    theoretically possible temperature at which the movement of heat-constituting particles would
    be minimal.

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