Question

help me please

Answer 1

i will give medal

Answer 2

Radelp, have you tried?

Answer 3

yes, i only need helo with the graph thats all

Answer 4

lol not the whole thing, that would be terrible lol

Answer 5

Indeed lad, So the Heavy gas species table, and the Light gas species table?

Answer 6

yeah

Answer 7

@Conqueror So I'm going to tag that guy, because I honestly have no clue, sorry.

Answer 8

oh ok thanks

Answer 9

i just need help with the one part of the graph

Answer 10

@ganshie8 @mathstudent55 @paki @mathmate @sleepyhead314

Answer 11

*I'm not good at chemistry*
but judging by the graph... the third column is just (Pressure) * (Volume)
so multiply numbers across and fill in what you get?

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

so for these:

4. Go back to the data tables. Multiply the pressure and volume pairs to
calculate the values of k. Record values in the data table. Good data may
show minor variations, but the values for k should remain relatively
consistent.
a. What is the average value of k for the heavy gas species?
b. What is the average value of k for the light gas species?
c. How does the molecular weight of the gas affect the k value?
5. Based on the results of this lab, develop a hypothesis to explain why bubbles
exhaled by scuba divers grow in size as they reach the surface of the ocean.

i got this:

Answer 14

for these:

1. Using spreadsheet software, create a line of best fit graph of the data of the
heavy gas species and a graph of the data of the light gas species. Label the
x-axis Volume (L) and the y-axis Pressure (atm). Give the graphs
appropriate titles.
2. Based on the data, as the volume gets larger, what happens to the pressure
of the gas?
3. Look up Boyle’s Law in a science textbook. How do the results of the
experiment support or contradict Boyle’s Law?

i got this:

Answer 15

my tables:

Answer 16

am i right with these?

Answer 17

its all good now here are my finals: