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Name: what is another name for the simplified relationship between temperature and pressure charless law the law of pressure smiths law the law of temperature 38448
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Go to www.aquaholic.com/gasses/charles.htm and locate information on Charles's Law. (a) The relationship that "at constant volume, pressure divided by temperature is equal to a constant" was not given a name in this book by Whitten, Davis, Peck, and Stanley. In this website what is the name given to this relationship? What is wrong with this law as stated on this web page? (b) In the calculation of pressure, why was 14.7 subtracted from the calculated value of $3412.8 ?$

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Go to www.aquaholic.com/gasses/charles.htm and locate information on Charles's Law. (a) The relationship that "at constant volume, pressure divided by temperature is equal to a constant" was not given a name in this book by Whitten, Davis, Peck, and Stanley. In this website what is the name given to this relationship? What is wrong with this law as stated on this web page? (b) In the calculation of pressure, why was $14.7$ subtracted from the calculated value of $3412.8$ ?

Go to http://www.aquaholic.com/gasses/charles.htm and locate information on Charles's Law. (a) The relationship that "at constant volume, pressure divided by temperature is equal to a constant" was not given a name in this book by Whitten, Davis, Peck, and Stanley. In this website what is the name given to this relationship? What is wrong with this law as stated on this web page? (b) In the calculation of pressure, why was $14.7$ subtracted from the calculated value of $3412.8$ ?

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00:01 Using the given website or another google search regarding charles's law for part a, let's come up with the name given to the relationship that is constant volume, pressure divided by temperature is equal to a constant.

00:17 This is not stated in this textbook.

00:20 So the name given to the relationship at constant volume, pressure divided by temperature is equal to a constant.

00:48 Is called amundton's law.

01:19 And what is wrong with this law is stated on this webpage? so the error in the website is that the text relates pressure to pressure rather than pressure to volume...

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What is another name for the simplified relationship between temperature and pressure? Charles's Law The Law of Pressure Smith's Law The Law of Temperature

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What is another name for the simplified relationship between temperature and pressure? Charles's Law The Law of Pressure Smith's Law The Law of Temperature

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