シャルルの法則(風船実験)
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温度による気体の体積変化を測定する
目的
様々な温度での空気入り風船の周長を測定し、シャルルの法則を実証する。
背景
Charles's law states that at constant pressure, the volume of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature (Kelvin). By heating and cooling a balloon and measuring its size, the linear relationship between V and T can be confirmed.
安全上の警告
- Handle hot water carefully
- Do not use boiling water directly on the balloon
必要なPPE
材料
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Latex balloons (3)Same size
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String (1 m)For measuring circumference
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Ice (1 kg)
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Hot water (2 L)Various temperatures
器具
手順
Inflate a balloon to a moderate size and tie it off. Measure its circumference at room temperature with string.
Prepare three water baths: ice water (~5°C), room temperature (~22°C), and hot water (~60°C).
Submerge the balloon in ice water for 5 minutes. Remove and quickly measure circumference. Record temperature.
Return the balloon to room temperature water for 5 minutes. Measure circumference.
Submerge in hot water for 5 minutes. Measure circumference. Record temperature.
Convert temperatures to Kelvin. Plot V (proportional to circumference³) vs T(K). Extrapolate to find absolute zero.
予想される結果
The balloon should be visibly smaller in ice water and larger in hot water. Plotting estimated volume vs absolute temperature should give a straight line. Extrapolating to zero volume should approximate -273°C (absolute zero).
後片付け
Drain water baths. Pop and dispose of balloons. Clean up any spills.
詳細
- カテゴリ
- Gas Laws
- 難易度
- Beginner (Middle School)
- 所要時間
- 30 分
- 推定費用
- $5.00
- ステップ数
- 6
- 材料
- 4