Question

Chem Question
(no one is answering in the chem section)
WILL MEDAL

How do the results of the
experiment support or contradict Boyle’s Law?

Answer 1

If you phrased your question the same, it is not surprising, you have not given enough information for someone to even assist

Answer 2

well thats what the question was which is why i need help.

Answer 3

There was a bunch of stuff before it I am sure. (ie an experiment) Without that no one can help you

Answer 4

ohhhh xD ok so i had to determine how much pressure i would get if i added a heavy gas or a light gas....i can give you the results to that if that helps

Answer 5

uhm, yea, not my forte, add that information and tag someone in chem. It's been over 10 years since I had a chem class XD

Answer 6

no one in chem is responding but thanks anyways.

Answer 7

my guess, is state what boyles law is then say if the results support the law

Answer 8

plug and chug and compare

Answer 9

ok thank you @FibonacciChick666

Answer 10

ok thank you @FibonacciChick666

Answer 11

np, good luck

Answer 12

If anyone else needs help with this question, using the results that i have, the results support Boyle's law stating that when the volume increases the pressure decreases