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    Boyle's law states that for a fixed amount of an ideal gas kept at a fixed temperature, pressure and volume are inversely proportional. Robert Boyle (1627-1691) discovered this law through experiments using a mercury U-tube. He proved that increasing the pressure on a gas decreases its volume. Boyle's law is important because it describes the behavior of gases, which has applications in scuba diving, balloons, breathing, bubbles, and plane travel.

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    Boyles Law

    By: Noe B. Arnoldo A. and Luis H.

    Boyles Law
    Boyles Law states that for a fixed amount of an ideal gas kept at a
    fixed temperature, pressure and volume are inversely proportional.
    Or Boyle's law is a gas law, stating that the pressure and volume of
    a gas have an inverse relationship, when temperature is held
    constant. Which means that the pressure and gas are linked for
    example that more pressure on the gas the more condense it
    becomes.

    Boyle Law Diagram

    History

    Robert Boyle (1627-1691) was an Irish-born gentleman


    philosopher who did research and investigation in physics,
    chemistry, alchemy, and theology. Boyle concentrated intently
    on the quiet study of science, rather than the wealth or praise
    he could have attained from his studies. Boyle is known as the
    founder of modern chemistry because he believed in the
    intrinsic value of chemistry, developed the rigorous
    experimental scientific method, and defined the element. Boyle
    proved his law for both great and small pressures, using the
    now-famous Mercury U-Tube experiment. Boyle's study of gases
    also helped lead to the development of atomic theory. He, along
    with others in his time, discussed the role of distinct
    "corpuscles" in the application of his Law. He published what is

    Importance
    Boyle's law gives us important information about the behavior of
    gases.
    The law is constantly at work in our daily lives for example: scuba
    diving, Inflating or deflating a balloon , Breathing, Popping a
    bubble gum /balloon, Change of pressure in a syringe, Increase in
    size of bubbles as they rise to the surface, Death of deep sea
    creatures due to change in pressure, Popping of ears at high
    altitude
    Its also the science behind plane travel

    Boyle Law at Work Video

    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5xft2fIq
    QU

    Lab Time

    First trap a small amount of air in the


    balloon and tie a knot. Place the bulb in
    the syringe. When we place the bulb
    inside the syringe without squeezing the
    piston the ball remains in its same due
    to the normal atmospheric pressure. The
    moment we close the outlet of the
    syringe and squeeze the piston the bulb
    becomes smaller under increased

    Quiz Time!!!

    Multiple Choice
    1. Who was the creator to the Boyle
    Law?
    A.
    B.
    C.
    D.

    Robin Boyle
    Robert Boyle
    Richard Boyle
    Riley Boyle

    2. When was the Law published?


    A.
    B.
    C.
    D.

    1665
    1661
    1657
    1662

    3. What was Boyle known as?


    A. Founder of Modern Physics
    B. Founder of Modern Alchemy
    C. Founder of Modern Chemistry

    4. What did Boyle care most about?


    A.
    B.
    C.
    D.

    Praises
    Wealth
    Science
    Fame

    5. How did Boyle prove his law?


    E.
    F.
    G.
    H.

    Barometer
    Electrolysis
    Mercury U-Tube
    Chemical reactions

    Open Response
    1.How is the Boyle Law useful
    now a days?
    2.How would the world be without
    the discovery of the Boyle Law?

    Cited Pages

    en.wikipedia.org
    www.ehow.com
    socratic.org
    chemteacher.chemeddl.org
    http://mocomi.com/boyles-law/

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