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Group No. ______6_______

Course/Year/Sec:____BET-CPET NS 1A-1B ________Date Performed: ___January 26, 2022___
Instructor/Professor: __Mrs. Irmalyn Santos___ Date Submitted: ___January 26, 2022_____
Group Members:
Ass. Leader: Maningo, Nicole Chanel C.
Sedeste, Alyssa
Cantos, Christian Danielle
Cruz, Jorgen
Suela, Sebastian Austin
Harris, Evander
Datay, Marc Iverson
Cristobal, Luiz Valentine
Flores, Rex Daivid
Experiment No. 9
CHARLES LAW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3X3uiUa4sc
DATA AND RESULTS:

DATA TRIAL 1
Temperature of hot water 85 oC
Temperature of cold water 8 oC
Volume of water which entered the flask 13mL
Volume of the flask (volume of hot air) 150.0mL
Volume of cold air (experimental) 150.0mL - 13mL= 137mL
Volume of cold air (theoretical) 117.74mL
Percent error 16.36%

CALCULATIONS:
T1 = 85 oC + 273 = 358 K
T2 = 8 oC + 273 = 281 K
V2exptl. = 150.0mL - 13mL = 137mL

150.0 mL(281 K) 42,150 mL

V2theo. = = = 117.74mL
358 K 358
 (137 mL−117.74 mL) 19.26 mL
% error = x100 = x 100 = 16.36%
117.74 mL 117.74 mL

QUESTIONS:
1. A clean, dry and open empty flask is being heated in a water bath. Under which conditions
contain more gas molecules, before or after heating does the flask? Explain.

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2. The flask in problem 1 is allowed to cool back to room temperature. Account for the volume
occupied by the gas and the number of gas molecules when the gas is cooled to room
temperature.

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3. Why is it necessary to immerse the flask both in hot and cold water for 5 minutes before taking
the temperature?
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4. The water levels inside and outside the flask when it was submerged in cold bath must be equal
before the flask is removed. Explain.

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