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OpenStudy (hoothooot):

Can someone please help me :) 1. the can was open to the air outside the can. How did the air pressure inside the can compare to the air pressure outside the can? (equal, higher, or lower?) a. after heating the can, where are there more air molecules, per unit volume, inside or outside the can? b. after heating the can where are there fewer air molecules, per unit volume, inside or outside the can?

OpenStudy (3mar):

1. as it is opened to open air,the pressures are the same. a. outside the can b. inside the can

OpenStudy (3mar):

If you need details, I am ready.

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

4. in the first few seconds after the can is inverted into the pan of water, the air onside the can cools rapidly. where is the air pressure greater now, inside or outside the can? 5. at this point, you inverted the can into the pan of water, preventing air from flowing in or out of the can, and what did you observe?

OpenStudy (3mar):

For heating. what happen to air?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

?

OpenStudy (3mar):

Air is expanding and their volume increases, or for constant volume: their pressure increases. got it?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

yes

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

can you help with 4 and 5

OpenStudy (3mar):

so for open can, air is heated, expanded, and has larger volume (with respect to the original status), or for constant volume; less molecules are inside the can. Got it before go to 4 and 5?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

yes

OpenStudy (3mar):

so are you convinced about my choices?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

are they wrong ;/

OpenStudy (3mar):

No not at all. I just need you to be sure.

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

..yes

OpenStudy (3mar):

ok let's go to 4.

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

ok

OpenStudy (3mar):

What you get for 4?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

inside?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

no, outside...?

OpenStudy (3mar):

as it cools, its pressure drops, but the outer pressure remains constant, so the pressure is greater at ..........?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

inside

OpenStudy (3mar):

inner pressure: drops outer pressure: remains constant then the greater is ........?

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

o..outside?

OpenStudy (3mar):

Yes.

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

1. based on #3, 4, and 5 what happened to the can in terms of air pressure inside and outside the can?

OpenStudy (3mar):

I did not get it, please again.

OpenStudy (hoothooot):

1. Based on your answer to #3,4,and 5 explain what happened to the can in terms of air pressure inside and outside the can?

OpenStudy (3mar):

for 5: what did you get?

OpenStudy (3mar):

Do you have figure for that problem?

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