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Boyle's Law or Gas Law Demonstration. Vacuum pressure and temperature demonstration. |
Product Number: GSC14013
CAD $283.47
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This unit helps students understand the Combined Gas Law and describes the relationship between the pressure, temperature, and volume of a gas. The air in the unit is compressed by turning the handle, and the volume can be read on the graduated scale printed on the cylinder. The pressure can be read on the indicator dial. The temperature gauge tracks the temperature in relation to the pressure.
This unit helps students understand the Combined Gas Law and describes the relationship between the pressure, temperature, and volume of a gas. The air in the unit is compressed by turning the handle, and the volume can be read on the graduated scale printed on the cylinder. The pressure can be read on the indicator dial. The temperature gauge tracks the temperature in relation to the pressure.
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This unit helps students understand the Combined Gas Law and describes the relationship between the pressure, temperature, and volume of a gas. The air in the unit is compressed by turning the handle, and the volume can be read on the graduated scale printed on the cylinder. The pressure can be read on the indicator dial. The temperature gauge tracks the temperature in relation to the pressure.