This time we are going to talk about “Charles’ Law”.
In a gas, its physical behavior is described by these four variables namely: Pressure, Volume, Temperature, and Amount (mol). In this video, we will have Charles’ Law which is concerned with the relationship between volume and temperature.
Charles' law was formulated by the famous scientist Jacques Charles, less than 2 centuries after Boyle’s law, in 1800. This law describes how gases will expand when heated.
In his experiment, he prepared a test tube with trapped air under a small mercury plug. It was immersed in a water bath with a heating coil for heating and cooled with ice. Upon changing the temperature, the volume of the gas trapped in the test tube also changes.
Watch the video to find out more.
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