Suppose the thermometer you used in your Charles's law experiment consistently gave low temperature readings. How...
Suppose the thermometer you used in your Charles's law experiment consistently gave low temperature readings. How would that influence the value of k' you would obtain?
a. Make it too high.
b. Make it too low.
c. Would not influence it.
Homework Answers
Charles law give the relationship between temperature and volume.
It is found that on constant temperature the volume of fixed mass of gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature .
V= kT
Or k= (V/T)
The value of k depends on volume and temperature.
So in thermometer temperature decreasing constantly so to make the k constant volume will also decrease.
Hence there won't be any influence in the value of k
It is a constant .
Answer = (c)
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