Charles's law

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Charles 'law was originally enacted by Joseph Louis Gay - Roussac in 1802, but he was attributed to Jack Charles' unpublished work. If the pressure is the same, the volume of the gas is proportional to its absolute temperature. Absolute temperature is always 273 Kelvin higher than Celsius

The purpose of this week's laboratory was to determine the effect of temperature on the amount of gas when the pressure was constant to verify Charles's law. According to Charles' law, the volume of gas at a given pressure is proportional to its absolute temperature. The experiment shows that the volume increases as the temperature rises and the temperature decreases as the volume increases. There is a direct relationship between temperature and gas volume. The purpose of this week's experiment is to measure the pH of the acid and alkaline solution at known concentrations and to measure the concentration of the unknown acid using the acid and base chemical composition. Titration To calculate the concentration of an unknown acid it is necessary to use a pH indicator such as phenolphthalein to indicate that the color changes from colorless to pink during neutralization.