Boyle's vs Charle's Gas Laws

Boyles law can explain the phenomenon of what?

• Going up in an elevator.

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• The increase of temperature in your engine.

• Pushing a hockey puck across the carpet.

• Airing up a bicycle tire with a hand pump and the resistance felt in the plunger.

In Boyles Law volume and pressure are what?

• fighting against each other

• inversely proportional

• moving up because the temperature

• moving in the same direction

Charles Law discusses temperature and what?

• Volume

• Temperature

• Gas

• Sleep

In Charles Law temperature and gas are?

• directly proportional

• Directly inverse

• proportional to their size

• upside down

As the temperature increases, the amount of _____ required to keep the gas at the same pressure must increase as well.

• Volume

• Temperatures

• Gas

• Pressure

As a hot-air balloon is being filled, it demonstrates _____ ____.

• Temperature down

• Charles Law

• Volume drop

• Boyles Law

According to Charles Law, if Temperature of a gas increases Volume will also....

• Increases

• Decreases

• Stays the same

Which of these is NOT in Boyle's law (because it stays the same?)

• Pressure

• Volume

• Temp