Boyle's Law - Pressure and Volume

This video is an introductory lesson on Boyle's Law, which describes the relationship between pressure and volume of a gas constant temperature and amount.
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why cant my teacher keep it simple like this? thank you!

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shoutout to all the chemistry kids trying to figure this shit out XD thanks for the video btw helped out a bit.

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thank you so much i finally understand these laws!!

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Thank you sir for being able to explain this to a blockhead, utterly amazed and grateful Thank You! Still guna watch a few more times though lol

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[@zena1212]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@devanjones358]

Thanks for helping me understand! What's really cool is that my allot of greats grandfather is the man that created Boyles Law.

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Really, Really AWESOME..... Well explained....

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I finally understand thanks.

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You're very welcome! Thanks for watching 😀

[@CLhenderson4]

metric. pressure to standardpsi

[@chauhan-pb1oy]

boyles's law states that,temperature remaining constant, the volume of a given mass of perfect gas varies inverselyas its absolute pressure. so,my question is how temperature remains constant , as in diesel engine, compression ignition system used and it says when we compress the air in the cylinder to a very small volume, pressure increases and temp. also increases so high that when we spray the fuel. it burns.

[@LearnChemistry]

it is, because in your Question volume is constant that is why temp increase with increases pressure ( Pressure law)

[@changjin1229]

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Thx

[@yukeshyukesh7083]

Thank you friend

[@akh2640]

Is there any particular name for that proportional sign?

[@riyakumari1198]

Good vedio sir ji I am Indian

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

How Aneroid barometer efficiency. We calculated with these law's ?

[@celaenas3016]

THIS IS AN URGENT REVISION QUESTION: So, just to clarify, does the "constant" k represent the temperature and mass that are kept the same (constant)?

[@sowjudeva]

yep

[@DHMTechnology]

Why does the Liters cancel and not the value of the liters also? thus 5X2=10. Most videos do this making it confusing for a "Explanation" video

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Me studying for a test i ment to do a week ago... sorry Mr. Aaron

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I have to learn this and I'm 12

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same.. my parents are making me do this while on break from school....

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Poor kid

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I’m 10 and I have to learn this too 😫

[@hussainmudasir5560]

Can you explain what the 'K' is more clearly?

[@anastasiabeverlyhills8383]

Hussain Mudasir kelvin

[@whiteboy551]

DID NOT HELP, what about whent he question says assume something remains constant?

[@swoods3201]

I think he means if we do not change the temperature and the amount of whatever the gas is that we're trying to find the result for. By keeping the temperature and the amount constant, we can solve for the missing (P2, V2 etc). If the temperature or the amount of gas particles changes, then the result would not be true to Boyle's Law.

[@roneysen4882]

nice but I haven't understood

[@leonidas2409]

tengo una duda, mi profesora se cree que se ingles y encima tengo que hacer un resumen de esto, ¿que hago?

[@s13coupelove]

K = R

[@VannDilzen]

what is the K?

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+vann dilzen kelvin

[@vinayasrivastava921]

Temperature

[@avggamer0014]

K is constant we use it to change it from proportional sign to equating sign

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vann dilzen kelvin my dude.

[@tanu1807]

Constant

[@ryuunoskekousaka837]

Hello Sir, Let's say my problem is: Chlorine gas occupies a volume of 5.0 L at 720 torr. What volume will it occupy at 0.700 atm? I cannot happen to solve this problem. Mind if you help? Thank you.

[@samcarrasco3232]

6.79 L if you're rounding to the hundredth

[@bgordski]

A minor but Important error. You say P1, P2, V1 and V2. You write P⒈,P⒉, V⒈and V⒉. The latter is spoken as P SUB ONE, P SUB TWO, V SUB ONE and V SUB TWO. { These characters are found in Windows OS Character Map = [ Arial Unicode MS] (U+2488 Digital One Full Stop) = "⒈" and U+2489 Digital Two Full Stop) = "⒉"}

[@soniaaguilera6077]

What if p1 was unknown?

[@wasian8299]

then p2 x v2 over v1

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I'm really sad, but I want to watch this video for content and literally can't because of the sound the Sharpie makes. I gringed the entire first two minutes and had to turn it off. That's always my fear when I see KZbin videos with Sharpies. Anyone else have this amazingly petty, yet common issue?

[@austintrudeaujusttakeiteaz3335]

what the hell kinda k is that?

[@Christian92177]

P1*V1*T2=P2*V2*T1

[@veenaa7250]

Wt's the k?

[@ritikroy5067]

k is constant value

[@uzmayasir3582]

U have not explained the graph

[@LEGENDUMAR]

Anyone watching 1 day before exam.. 👀

[@CLhenderson4]

metric. pressure to standardpsi