‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) @® CHEM 115 - Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmad/7 - Gas Laws/Data WA collection Kaiti Baily - Jun 27, 2018, 1:25 PM EDT Exp 7 - Gas Laws - Data Collection hitpsimynotebook labarchives.comientesipin|_ pagelMTExMTUxMC4OMDAWMDAWMDAxDg NTAWOCE4NTUWMDgvTmBOZW.E2evNDAYMze2.... 1‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labsrchives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) Helen Ahmad - Nov 07, 2022, 2:57 PM EST Lab Partner (| forgot to ask for him name) Data Collection: hitpsimynotebook labarchives.comientesiprin|_pagelMTExMTUxMC40MDAWMDAWMDAx(Dg NTAWOCE4NTUwMDgvTm90ZWJvE2svNDAyMze2‘117722, 257 PM (CHEM 115-Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) "Consider this” #41 (Boyle's law; equation is, P1 X V1 = P2 X V2) When temperature and amount remain the same, the mathematical relationship which exists is that pressure has an inversely proportional relation to volume. This is due to the fact that pressure changes as volume rises or falls, For instance, when the volume is reduced, the number of molecules present does not change, but because there is less space, there will be more of the molecules contacting the container, increasing the pressure. White an average, also known as a mean, measures central tendency, meaning it reflects a typical value in a particular set, standard deviation reveals how widely distributed the values are in a specific dataset. The average value provides us with the mean, or the general point the numbers coincide around, whereas standard deviation is utilized to describe the variation in numbers in". hitpssimynotebook labarchives.comientesipin|_ pagelMTExMTUxMC4OMDAWMDAWMDAxDgINTAWOCEsNTUWMDgvTmBOZW.VE2evNDAYMze2.... 3‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) Table 2: Effect of action (what Volume | Pressure | Volumeis... | Pressure happened to pressure?) Went down by a factor 5.0mL | 1600 |Doubledto 10.0mL| 800 m joubled to 100m ‘of 2 (dropped 800) Increased by a factor of 20.0mL | 400 |Halvedto10.0mL| — 800 2 (increased 400) Increased by a factor of] S.0mL | 1600 |Tripledto1s.0mL| 500 2 (éropped 500) “Consider this" #3: ‘When the volume is doubled, for instance from 5.0 mL to 10.0 mL, my data shows that the pressure drops by about half (or by a factor of 2). This is due to the fact that when volume increases, molecules stay the same but have more ‘space to move about, which results in fewer collisions and less force being applied to the container. “Consider this” #4 According to my statistics, if the volume is reduced from 20.0 mL to 10.0 mL, the pressure will rise by half (or by a factor of 2). This is due to the volume dropping, which causes the space to compress. Since the molecules don't change, more force will be applied on the container (much more collision) "Consider this” #5: My analysis indicates that if the volume is tripled from 5.0 mL. to 18.0 mL, the pressure will drop by a third ( or by a factor of 3). This is similar to question #3 in that itis obvious that the pressure decreases in direct proportion to the volume that is added. The amount of pressure applied reduces as space expands. “Consider this” #6: hitpsimynotebook labarchives.comienesipin|_ pageiMTExMTUxMC4OMDAWMDAWMDAxDgINTAWOCEsNTUWMDgvTmBOZWIE2evNDAYMze2.... 4hitpstimynotabook labarchives.comentesipin|_ pagel ‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) A linear graph is important since it reveals how variables interact with one another. It also refers to Newton's First Law of Motion, which states that unless acted upon by a force, an object at rest remains at rest and an object in motion continues to move at a constant speed (which is seen in the graph as the line is constantly moving at the same speed ina straight line) Post images of Excel worksheet and graphs here: el {TEXMTUXMCAOMDAWMDAWMDAXDgINTAWOCRANTUWMDgVTm@0ZWUvb2SVNDAYMec2.... 5‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) Part2 "Consider this" #7: When testing Boyle's law, the temperature and gas mass are the two variables that are kept constant. Boyle's law, @ gas law, describes how a gas tend to compress more as its container’s volume reduces. Post images of your “Determination of Absolute Z " worksheet and graphs ‘The expected value for absolute zero is -273.15 C. Error Analysis: ‘Make notes concerning changes made to the original instructions, mistakes, and potential/real errors. These need not be in complete sentences, but should be neat and make sense to anyone who reads them. hitpsimynotebook labarchives.comientesipin|_ pagelMTExMTUxMC4OMDAWMDAWMDAxIDgINTAWOCESNTUWMDGvTmBOZWIE2evNDAYMze?.... 67‘117722, 257 PM CHEM 115--Fall 2022 - Helen Ahmadl7 - Gas Laws/Data Collection - Labschives, Your Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) ‘There was no errors or changes made to the original instructions. Conclusion: Briefly summarize the overall results/conclusions from each section of this experiment, The goal of this experiment is to identify the distinct influences of a gas's temperature (T), volume (V), and mass (m) on the gas's pressure (P). The Ideal Gas Law is a single mathematical formula that expresses the combined influence of various variables on the pressure of the gas. In the first section, we looked at how the pressure would change as the volume altered. The pressure dropped as the volume rose (Ex. From 5.0mL. to 10mL, the pressure went down by a factor of 2 as it went from 1600 to 800). It was comparable to the experiment where temperature change affected pressure, We performed experiments to see how hot and cold temperatures impact gas pressure, When the temperature rises, the gas particles in a container move more rapidly. Ths indicates that there are more contacts between them and the container's surfaces, increasing the pressure. Cold temperatures works the opposite way. Overall, through this experiment we were able to understand the affects Temperature and Volume (along with mass), had on Pressure. hitpssimynotebook labarchives.comientiesiprin|_ pagelMTExMTUxMC40MDAWMDAWMDAxDgINTAWOCEsNTUWMDGyTmBOZWE2evNDAYMze2.... 7