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What is Boyale's Law? Explain with suitable example.

 What is Boyale's Law? 

Explain with suitable example.


Answer: According to Boyle’s Law  at constant
temperature, the pressure of a fixed
amount of gas is inversely propotional to its volume.
 Mathematically, it can
be written as
1/p = k V ( at constant T and n)
where k is the proportionality constant,the
value of  k  depends upon the
amount of the gas, temperature of the gas
and the units of  p and V .
On rearranging equation
pV = k

It means that at constant temperature,

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