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    This chemistry laboratory guide outlines an experiment to demonstrate Boyle's law. The experiment uses a plastic bottle, scissors, a balloon, and plasticine. Students will cut open the bottom of the bottle and cover the hole with plasticine while placing a balloon inside. As the balloon inflates, the volume inside the bottle increases while the pressure decreases, demonstrating the inverse relationship between volume and pressure described by Boyle's law. The guide includes objectives, materials, procedures, questions, and references to help students understand and complete the experiment.

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    This chemistry laboratory guide outlines an experiment to demonstrate Boyle's law. The experiment uses a plastic bottle, scissors, a balloon, and plasticine. Students will cut open the bottom of the bottle and cover the hole with plasticine while placing a balloon inside. As the balloon inflates, the volume inside the bottle increases while the pressure decreases, demonstrating the inverse relationship between volume and pressure described by Boyle's law. The guide includes objectives, materials, procedures, questions, and references to help students understand and complete the experiment.

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    CHEMISTRY LABORATORY GUIDE 2nd

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    This chemistry laboratory guide outlines an experiment to demonstrate Boyle's law. The experiment uses a plastic bottle, scissors, a balloon, and plasticine. Students will cut open the bottom of the bottle and cover the hole with plasticine while placing a balloon inside. As the balloon inflates, the volume inside the bottle increases while the pressure decreases, demonstrating the inverse relationship between volume and pressure described by Boyle's law. The guide includes objectives, materials, procedures, questions, and references to help students understand and complete the experiment.

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    CHEMISTRY LABORATORY GUIDE

    Informative data:
    Unidad Educativa Bilingüe Particular School
    Institution: 2023-2024
    Academia Militar Gral. Miguel Iturralde Year
    Course: 2 BGU Parallel: B Subject : Chemistry
    Class
    Partial 2 Unit: 3 Boyle's law
    topic:
    Teacher: Lcda. Karina Cajo
    Student: GUERRA SARAHI

    Introduction
    Explanatory video about the gas laws showing what has been learned during the
    entire partial course in science and chemistry. In this case we will talk about boyle’s
    law.

    PRACTICE No. 1 Date: 29-01-2024


    2. Title of the practice, experiment
    Boyle's law
    3. Objectives of the practice

    • Identify through a home practice the postulates of the Boyle-Mariotte law


    •
    4. Materials 5. Reagents Equipment
    none
    • A plastic bottle with
    nothing in it
    • Scissors
    • A balloon
    • Plasticine
    6. Procedure

    BOYACÁ Y AV. INTEROCEÁNICA, SECTOR TUMBACO


    022 375 404 / 022 370 642 / 022 374 743 / 096 719 6269
    TUMBACO-ECUADOR
    • Cut the bottom of the bottle carefully with a knife or scissors.
    • place the balloon and cover the hole we made with the plasticine
    • so that the balloon inflates and the air does not escape.

    7. Questionnaire
    1. ¿Why is it necessary to cover the bottle with plasticine?
    so that the balloon inflates and we can show boyle's law.

    2.¿What does boyle's law talk about?


    it relates the volume with the pressure at constant temperature

    3.¿What are the gas laws?


    boyle's law
    Charles' law
    gay lussac's law

    4.¿Why does the balloon deflate?


    it deflates because the plasticine in the balloon does not allow the plasticine to be filled with
    water.

    5.¿Why does the balloon stay inflated when the hole is plugged?
    because its volume increases and the pressure decreases

    8. Bibliographic References

    http://ri.uaemex.mx/bitstream/handle/20.500.11799/66577/secme-29297.pdf
    https://labsland.com/es/labs/boyle

    BOYACÁ Y AV. INTEROCEÁNICA, SECTOR TUMBACO


    022 375 404 / 022 370 642 / 022 374 743 / 096 719 6269
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