Boyle’s
Charles’s
Gay-Lussac’s
Combined
units
100

Who formulated this Law?

Robert Boyle

100

Who formulated the Law?

Jacques CHARLES

100

Who proposed this law?

Joseph Gay-Lussac

100

Combined Gas law is the combination of Boyle’s, Charles’s and…

Gay-Lussac’s

100

What is the base unit for volume?

Liters

200

What are the variables in this law?

Pressure and volume

200

What are the variables in this law?

Temperature and Volume 

200

What are the quantities involved in this law?

Pressure and temperature 

200

The formula for the combined gas law is..

P1V1/T1 =P2V2/T2

200
It is the base unit for Temperature.

Kelvin

300

What happens to pressure when particles collide frequently?

Increases

300

What happens to volume of the gas as the particles’ kinetic energy increases?

Increases

300

To observe the relationship between temperature and pressure the container must be?

Rigid

300

The temperature at which particles will theoretically stop moving.

Zero Kelvin or absolute zero

400

What did Boyle use to observe the relationship between pressure and volume?

Mercury and J tube

400

How did Charles able to observe this law?

He used hot air balloons.

400

The relationship between pressure and temperature is..

Direct proportional 

400

If the problem requires atmospheric pressure as the unit, then 800 mm Hg is equivalent to…

1.05 atm

500

As you go lower than the sea level, the pressure will have a _____ value.

Greater