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Charles’s Law Uses/Applications
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When flying hot-air balloons, balloonists apply theprinciple of Charles’s Law. As the air inside theballoon is heated, its volume increases. Thedensity of the air decreases as the air inside theballoon is heated; it expands, resulting in anincrease in density of the air inside the balloon. The density of hot air is less than of cold air. Thedifference in density between the air inside andoutside the balloon makes the hot-air balloon rise.2) Weather balloons are launched daily from weatherstations across the country. The balloon begins at theearth at a certain P, T, and V and upon its accent allthree of these variables change in response to thesurroundings.3) A rubber raft swells up when left in the sun on a hotday, providing the raft is not completely inflated (if itcompletely inflated, it will rupture). Remember this if you are ever stranded in tropical waters!5) The plunger in a turkey thermometer pops outwhen the turkey is done. The higher temperature of the turkey causes the volume of the air trapped underthe plunger to increase, which forces the plunger to move
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When flying hot-air balloons, balloonists apply theprinciple of Charles’s Law. As the air inside theballoon is heated, its volume increases. Thedensity of the air decreases as the air inside theballoon is heated; it expands, resulting in anincrease in density of the air inside the balloon. The density of hot air is less than of cold air. Thedifference in density between the air inside andoutside the balloon makes the hot-air balloon rise.2) Weather balloons are launched daily from weatherstations across the country. The balloon begins at theearth at a certain P, T, and V and upon its accent allthree of these variables change in response to thesurroundings.3) A rubber raft swells up when left in the sun on a hotday, providing the raft is not completely inflated (if itcompletely inflated, it will rupture). Remember this if you are ever stranded in tropical waters!5) The plunger in a turkey thermometer pops outwhen the turkey is done. The higher temperature of the turkey causes the volume of the air trapped underthe plunger to increase, which forces the plunger to move
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Charles's law is an experimental gas law that describes how gases tend to expand when heated. A modern statement of Charles's law is: When the pressure on a sample of a dry gas is held constant, the Kelvin temperature and the volume will be in direct proportion.
The formula = V1/T1 = V2/T2
Here, V1 is initial volume, T1 is initial temperature, V2 is final volume and T2 is final Temperature ...
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