6:42 1ll LTE 4+ ACHM1310Gas Laws1. For each experiment, indicate whether the variables are directly proportional or inverselyproportional AND which factors (P, V, n, T) should be held constant.ExperimentDirectly or inverselyproportional relationship?Which factors should beconstant in this experiment?a. Study of temperature vs.pressureb. Study of volume andtemperaturec. Study of pressure andvolumed. Study of moles andpressure

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Directly or inversely proportional relationship? Experiment Which factors should be constant in this experiment? a. Study of temperature vs. pressure b. Study of volume and temperature c. Study of pressure and volume

Directly or inversely proportional relationship? Experiment Which factors should be constant in this experiment? a. Study of temperature vs. pressure b. Study of volume and temperature c. Study of pressure and volume

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6:42 1
ll LTE 4
+ A
CHM1310
Gas Laws
1. For each experiment, indicate whether the variables are directly proportional or inversely
proportional AND which factors (P, V, n, T) should be held constant.
Experiment
Directly or inversely
proportional relationship?
Which factors should be
constant in this experiment?
a. Study of temperature vs.
pressure
b. Study of volume and
temperature
c. Study of pressure and
volume
d. Study of moles and
pressure

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