Charles' Law (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Scientist who made first hydrogen balloon (1783)
Scientist who made first hydrogen balloon (1783)
Jacques Charles
Charles' Law definition (constant pressure)
Charles' Law definition (constant pressure)
Volume directly proportional to absolute temperature
Temperature scale for Charles' Law
Temperature scale for Charles' Law
Kelvin
Effect of heating gas (constant pressure)
Effect of heating gas (constant pressure)
Volume increases
Effect of cooling gas (constant pressure)
Effect of cooling gas (constant pressure)
Volume decreases
Proportionality in Charles' Law
Proportionality in Charles' Law
Charles' Law working equation
Charles' Law working equation
in Charles' Law
in Charles' Law
Constant ()
Celsius to Kelvin conversion
Celsius to Kelvin conversion
Why volume increases with temperature
Why volume increases with temperature
Particles gain energy, move faster, need more space
vs graph shape (Kelvin)
vs graph shape (Kelvin)
Straight line through origin
Sulfuric acid role in Charles' Law experiment
Sulfuric acid role in Charles' Law experiment
Moveable piston maintaining constant pressure
Hot air balloon & Charles' Law
Hot air balloon & Charles' Law
Heated air expands, becomes less dense, balloon rises
Temperature of absolute zero
Temperature of absolute zero
or
What remains constant in Charles' Law data?
What remains constant in Charles' Law data?
ratio
