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CHEM 111 :

LABORATORY ACTIVITIES

Engr. HECTOR M. MENDOZA

Declaration:
This learning module is an exclusive property of Dr. Yanga’s Colleges, Inc., as an essential part of the
REIMAGINED Learning Program for the Academic Year 2020-2021, and shall only be used by and for
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<<LABORATORY ACTIVITY No. 9_>>
<< Simulation of the gases>>

This module is intended to have you learners of Bachelor of Science in Marine


Engineering to gain knowledge on the concepts of gases.

At the end of this module, you are expected to:


1. Explain the critical temperature of ideal gas
2. Explain Boyle’s Law and Charles’ Laws of gases.
3. Sketch the PV diagram of the Boyle’s Law and TV Diagram of the Charles’ Law
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<< Activity No. 9>>
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<< simulation of gases >>
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Guide Questions
1. What is Boyles Law?

2. Cite specific example of Boyles Law.

3. What is Charles Law?

4. Cite specific example of Charles Law.

5. With 500 heavy and 500 light particles, determine at what temperature and pressure will
the lid opened in the ff conditions
a. nothing are held constant
b. volume is held constant at 7.5 nm

6. . With 500 heavy and 500 light particles, determine at what volume and pressure will the
lid opened in the ff conditions
a. temperature constant at 500 K

7. With 500 heavy and 500 light particles, determine the conditions the lid opened in the
a. pressure constant at 100 atm , varying volume
b. pressure constant at 100 atm , varying temperature

Generalization.

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