Boyle's Law
PHY 200 & 230
The purpose of this experiment is to determine the relationship between pressure and volume of a confined ideal gas at constant temperature. To do this, the students will measure the volume of air trapped in a capped syringe while applying varying forces.
Equipment
| Name | Location | Quantity |
| Boyle's Law Apparatus | JE-105A-S39 | 1 per table |
| Masses, Slotted, Large | JE-105A-S76 | 1 per table |
| Calipers, Dial | JE-105A-D88 | 1 per table |
| Barometer | JE - 105, 107, 109 | 1 per room |
| Thermometer, Wall Mount | JE-105, 107, 109 | 1 per room |
| Meter Stick - 2.00m | JE-105A-(105 Door-L) | 1 per table |
| Clamp, Lattice Rod | JE-105A-D64 | 1 per table |
| Clamp, Test Tube | JE-105A-D66 | 2 per table |
| Weight Hangers, 100g | JE-105A-D42, D43 | 1 per table |
Notes
The large slotted masses needed include one of each of the following: 2kg, 1kg, 1/2kg. The apparatus must be suspended upside down in large test tube clamps so that a mass hanger can be hung from wire handle on platform. The test tube clamps should be loosely clamped to the syringe. Also examine all Boyle's Law syringes and adjust position of syringe and/or neatly cut down any corks that have not already been cut so that the apparatus doesnt wobble/teeter on the protruding cork when standing on the table. Each lab bench already has a lattice rod clamp attached to the rod.
A barometer and a thermometer are already present in each room. Make sure that the room has plenty of paper.
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