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Boyle's Law
Boyle's Law
Boyle's Law
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Boyle’s Law
At the end of a 50 minutes lesson the learners shall be able to attain 75% level of proficiency:
I. Objective
A. investigating the relationship between volume and pressure og gas at a constant temperature;
B. calculating word problem using Boyle’s law and
C. relating the concepts of Boyle’s Law in real life situations.
3. Checking of
absent class?
4. Review
Before we proceed to our next lesson let us
have a review first about the topic that we
tackled yesterday.
Ma’am we have discuss the properties of matter.
What was the topic that we discuss
yesterday?
Ma’am we have Pressure, Volume, Temperature
and Amount.
Okay! What are the properties of gases?
Yes Anne?
Next who can define temperature? Ma’am temperature determines the kinetic energy
Yes mikee? and rate of a motion of the gas particles.
Very good! Also it is described the
hotness or coldness of an object and
temperature is symbolized by capital letter
(T).
Property Units of
measurements
Pressure (P) Atm, mm Hg, torr;
pascal
Volume (V) Liter (L), mililiter
(ml)
Temperature (T) Celcius (ºC),
Kelvin (K)
Amount (n) Grams (g) ,
moles
(m)
B. Motivation
C. Presentation
Very good!
When the diaphragm contracts as you
exhale, it results to a decrease in the lung
volume and increasing the pressure inside
the chest cavity or inside the bottle and
causing air to flow out of the lungs.
Who can you identify the given quantities? Pı = 0.50 L Pշ = 0.33 atm
Yes Carla? Vı = 1.0 atm Vշ = ?
Very good! We have
Pı = 0.50 L Pշ = 0.33 atm
Vı = 1.0 atm Vշ = ?
Next you need to derived formula to be
used. The formula is PıVı = PշVշ in this
case the final volume is unknown we used
Vշ = PıVı
Pշ
Then we need to substitute the given
quantities to the derived formula perform
the operations.
Vշ = PıVı
Pշ
Vշ = (0.50 L)(1.0atm)
0.33 atm
Vշ = 0.5 L
0.33
Vշ = 1.5 L
As you can see there is a increase in final
volume.
D. Application