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    The document describes an experiment with three groups observing the effect of temperature on the volume of a balloon attached to a container of gas. Students observed that the balloon did not change size with cold water but expanded with heat, as the gas molecules moved faster and spread further apart when the container was heated. They concluded that temperature and volume are directly related, with higher temperatures resulting in greater volumes of gas.

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    The document describes an experiment with three groups observing the effect of temperature on the volume of a balloon attached to a container of gas. Students observed that the balloon did not change size with cold water but expanded with heat, as the gas molecules moved faster and spread further apart when the container was heated. They concluded that temperature and volume are directly related, with higher temperatures resulting in greater volumes of gas.

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    Charles' Law Engage

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    The document describes an experiment with three groups observing the effect of temperature on the volume of a balloon attached to a container of gas. Students observed that the balloon did not change size with cold water but expanded with heat, as the gas molecules moved faster and spread further apart when the container was heated. They concluded that temperature and volume are directly related, with higher temperatures resulting in greater volumes of gas.

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    Group 1

    Directions. Observe carefully the illustration below and answer the following
    questions afterwards. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

    Questions:
    1. Do you think air was trapped inside the container when the balloon was
    attached?
    Answer:

    2. Did the balloon expand with the presence of cold water?


    Answer:

    3. Did the balloon expand with the presence of heat?


    Answer:

    4. Based on the illustration, what happens to the gas molecules when the
    container was heated?
    Answer:

    5. What do you think is the relationship between temperature and volume?


    Answer:
    Group 2
    Directions. Observe carefully the illustration below and answer the following
    questions afterwards. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

    Questions:
    1. Do you think air was trapped inside the container when the balloon was
    attached?
    Answer:

    2. Did the balloon expand with the presence of cold water?


    Answer:

    3. Did the balloon expand with the presence of heat?


    Answer:

    4. Based on the illustration, what happens to the gas molecules when the
    container was heated?
    Answer:

    5. What do you think is the relationship between temperature and volume?


    Answer:
    Group 3
    Directions. Observe carefully the illustration below and answer the following
    questions afterwards. Write your answers on the spaces provided.

    Questions:
    1. Do you think air was trapped inside the container when the balloon was
    attached?
    Answer:

    2. Did the balloon expand with the presence of cold water?


    Answer:

    3. Did the balloon expand with the presence of heat?


    Answer:

    4. Based on the illustration, what happens to the gas molecules when the
    container was heated?
    Answer:

    5. What do you think is the relationship between temperature and volume?


    Answer:

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