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RF01 - Gas Properties & Laws
Areas covered in this module:
· Gas Property Relationships (Volume/Pressure/Temperature)
· Ideal Gas Laws
· Dalton's Law
· Boyles’ Law
· Charles’ Law
· Summary
· Quiz
Topic Aim
To explain volumetric relationships in gases and gas laws.
Topic Objectives
By the end of this topic you will be able to:
· Explain the interrelationship between the volume, pressure and temperature of gases
· Explain Boyles' law, Charles' law and the general law of gases
· Explain and apply Dalton's Law
Pre-requisite Study
None
