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    Practical-1 (Demonstration of Basic Physics in Comp

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    This experiment demonstrates four basic gas laws - Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Amonton's Law, and Bernoulli's Principle - using a balloon and other simple accessories. Boyle's Law is shown by observing how a balloon's volume changes with increasing and decreasing pressure. Charles' Law is demonstrated by seeing what happens to a balloon's volume when heated near a flame. Amonton's Law relates the pressure and temperature of the air inside a balloon. Bernoulli's Principle is exhibited by blowing between two hanging balloons and observing their movement. The conclusion is that gas properties of pressure, volume, and temperature are interrelated based on these fundamental laws.

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    This experiment demonstrates four basic gas laws - Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Amonton's Law, and Bernoulli's Principle - using a balloon and other simple accessories. Boyle's Law is shown by observing how a balloon's volume changes with increasing and decreasing pressure. Charles' Law is demonstrated by seeing what happens to a balloon's volume when heated near a flame. Amonton's Law relates the pressure and temperature of the air inside a balloon. Bernoulli's Principle is exhibited by blowing between two hanging balloons and observing their movement. The conclusion is that gas properties of pressure, volume, and temperature are interrelated based on these fundamental laws.

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    This experiment demonstrates four basic gas laws - Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Amonton's Law, and Bernoulli's Principle - using a balloon and other simple accessories. Boyle's Law is shown by observing how a balloon's volume changes with increasing and decreasing pressure. Charles' Law is demonstrated by seeing what happens to a balloon's volume when heated near a flame. Amonton's Law relates the pressure and temperature of the air inside a balloon. Bernoulli's Principle is exhibited by blowing between two hanging balloons and observing their movement. The conclusion is that gas properties of pressure, volume, and temperature are interrelated based on these fundamental laws.

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    Practical-1 (Demonstration of Basic Physics in Comp

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    Hassan Iftekhar Ahmed
    This experiment demonstrates four basic gas laws - Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Amonton's Law, and Bernoulli's Principle - using a balloon and other simple accessories. Boyle's Law is shown by observing how a balloon's volume changes with increasing and decreasing pressure. Charles' Law is demonstrated by seeing what happens to a balloon's volume when heated near a flame. Amonton's Law relates the pressure and temperature of the air inside a balloon. Bernoulli's Principle is exhibited by blowing between two hanging balloons and observing their movement. The conclusion is that gas properties of pressure, volume, and temperature are interrelated based on these fundamental laws.

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    Experiment No.

    Experiment Title:
    Demonstration of Basic Physics in Compressed Air System

    Objective:
    To get the practical understanding & application of basic gas laws in compressed air
    system.

    Professional Advice:
    Air is a free commodity, available everywhere around us. Care is required while dealing
    air i.e. increasing its temperature, decreasing volume etc. Because container with
    pressurized air can be dangerous when not dealt properly.

    Safety Precaution:
    • Fire is hazardous, do not play with it.
    • Distant yourself from fire and balloon when bringing these near to each other.
    • air receiver tank contains pressurized air just like Inflated balloon contains
    pressurized air just like in a compressed air system. Proper care is required.

    Theory:
    Book topics:
    1.2.1 Gas Laws
    • Boyle’s Law
    • Charles’s Law
    • Amonton’s Law
    • Bernoulli’s principal

    Accessories/Equipment:
    • Balloon
    • Spirit Lamp/lighter
    • Pump
    • Galss of water
    • Straws

    Procedure:
    1. Boyle’s Law:
    a. Take a balloon.
    b. Inflate the balloon to increase pressure.
    c. Observe the volume of balloon with increasing and deceasing pressure.

    2. Charles Law:
    a. Take a balloon.
    b. Take it near to a spirit lamp/lighter.
    c. Observe what happens to the balloon when its comes near to spirit
    lamp/lighter.

    3. Amonton’s Law:
    a. Take a balloon.
    b. Take it near to a spirit lamp/lighter.
    c. Observe what happens to the air molecules inside the balloon when its
    comes near to spirit lamp/lighter.

    4. Bernoulli’s Principal:
    a. Inflate two balloons with air
    b. Hang both balloons with string with distance of few inches
    c. Blow the space in between the balloons with straw
    d. Observe what happens to balloons.

    Observations and calculations:


    1. Boyle’s Law:
    a. What happens to volume when inflated balloon is pressed?
    b. What happens to volume when pressure is lowered?
    c. What happens to volume when pressure is removed?

    2. Charles’s Law:
    a. What happens to balloon when lighter comes near it?
    b. What will happen when temperature of overall environment increases?
    3. Amonton’s Law:
    a. How pressure is related to random motion of air molecule inside the
    balloon?
    b. How random motion of air molecules is affected by increase or decrease of
    temperature?
    c. What happens to balloon when lighter comes near it?

    4. Bernoulli’s Principal:
    a. Why two balloons come nearer instead of going apart when air is blown in
    between them?
    b. What happens when air flows at the faster velocity?
    c. how pressure and velocity are correlated to each other?

    Conclusion:
    Pressure, volume and temperature are the properties of gas which are corelated with
    each other. Changing one property will also changes the other. These basic laws of gas
    on which whole compressed air system works.

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