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Boyle's Law and Absolute Zero.
This is a good way to visualize the basic relationship between pressure, volume and temperature of gases. To show Boyle's Law, connect the calibrated syringe to the pressure gauge. The entire class can view the corresponding pressure change as the volume of gas in the syringe is varied. Students can graph the results. To show Absolute Zero, connect a metal sphere to the pressure gauge and immerse the sphere in water of different temperatures. Read the pressure changes directly from the scale, graph temperature versus pressure and extrapolate to determine Absolute Zero. Includes instructions.
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UOM EA
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611-2308
$109.15
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