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The document discusses the relationships between pressure, volume, and temperature according to gas laws discovered by scientists like Boyle and Charles. It states that as temperature increases, volume increases and as pressure increases, volume decreases. Standard pressure is given as 1 atmosphere and temperature as 0 degrees Celsius. It also notes that pressure decreases with increasing altitude and is lower on cloudy and snowy days compared to sunny days.
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- 2. P AND V are _________ related.
- 3. P AND V are _________ related.
- 4. T AND V are _________ related.
- 5. T AND V are _________ related.
- 6. P AND T are _________ related.
- 7. P AND T are _________ related.
- 8. P AND T RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 9. P AND T RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 10. P AND V RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 11. P AND V RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 12. T AND V RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 13. T AND V RELATIONSHIPS WERE FOUND BY WHAT SCIENTIST?
- 14. As TEMP increase, volume _________?
- 15. As TEMP increase, volume _________?
- 16. As PRESSURE increases, volume _________?
- 17. As PRESSURE increases, volume _________?
- 18. As PRESSURE increases, temp _________?
- 19. As PRESSURE increases, temp _________?
- 20. Standard PRESSURE values are 1atm or … _________ _________ _________ _________?
- 21. Standard PRESSURE values are 1atm or … _________ _________ _________ _________?
- 22. Standard temp values are … _________ _________ _________?
- 23. Standard temp values are … _________ _________ _________?
- 24. As you hike higher and higher up a mountain a sealed zip lock bag in your hand will _________
- 25. As you hike higher and higher up a mountain a sealed zip lock bag in your hand will _________
- 26. Why? _________
- 27. Why? _________
- 28. Sunny day = _______ pressure
- 29. Sunny day = _______ pressure
- 30. CLOUDY day = _______ pressure
- 31. CLOUDY day = _______ pressure
- 32. SNOWY day = _______ pressure
- 33. SNOWY day = _______ pressure