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The Boyle's Law equation is:
{eq}\rm P_1V_1=P_2V_2 {/eq}
where:
{eq}\rm P_1 {/eq} is the initial pressure of the balloon in atm
{eq}\rm...
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Boyle's Law: Gas Pressure and Volume Relationship
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Chapter 7 / Lesson 8
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Examine Boyle's Law. Understand the inverse relationship between pressure and volume through Boyle's Law equation. See real-life applications of Boyle's law.
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