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Q This assignment was locked Feb 20 at 11:59pm. Please upload your prelab, data sheet, calculations and graphs (manual and computer) as a single file by using this page. Rubric GC 2-2: Investigation of the Relationship between Volume and Temperature Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePrelab 5 pts Full Marks Prelab includes the goal of the experiment (purpose of the experiment, any equations used and major concepts), flowchart and waste collection 5 to >0.0 pts Partial Marks Prelab is not detailed. It is missing some part of the goal of the experiment (purpose of the experiment, or/and equations used and major concepts) or it is missing flowchart or waste collection. 0 pts No Marks Student did not submit the prelab or did not have the prelab in the lab. TA's signature is missing. 5 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCalculations 27 pts Full Marks Data is collected. All calculations are shown with correct significant figures and units. All conversion of units needed is shown. Relationship between temperature and volume is determined. 27 to >0.0 pts Partial Marks Data is collected. Calculations are shown but could be not correct or calculations are missing. Significant figures are off and/or units not included. Conversion of units needed is not shown. Relationship between temperature and volume is determined. 0 pts No Marks Data is not collected. All calculations are not correct or missing. Significant figures and units are wrong or not shown. TA's signature is missing. 27 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeGraph (Manual and Computer) 8 pts Full Marks Computer and Manual graph are submitted. Graphing rules are followed and has no mistakes. Descriptive title and labels for x- and y-axes together with units are presented. Graph includes title, labeled axis with units, set intercept to (0.0) and data points labeled. Table with data for graph plotting is made. 8 to >0.0 pts Partial Marks All graphing rules are followed with given data. There is a missing information: Such as descriptive title, X and Y axis labels, units and/or data points not labeled. Manual or Computer graph and/or table for points for plotting the graph was not submitted. 0 pts No Marks Graphs are not submitted or they are not correct. 8 pts Total Points: 40 GC 2-2: Investigation of the Relationship between Volume and Temperature PreviousNext

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• G.C2-2 Charles' Law: Discussion & Conclusion Submission Discussion and Conclusion G.C 2-2 Relationship between Volume and Temperature The purpose of the experiment was to determine the relationship between volume and temperature at air and constant pressure. In 1802 the relationship was experimentally proven by Joseph Gay-Lussac, fifteen years later the French scientific Jacques Charles made the discovery. The temperature and the volume of the gas is directly proportional to one another. When temperature increases the volume also increases. Charles’s Law states that the volume at an ideal gas is directly proportional to the absolute temperature; gas tends to expand when heated.