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During a Boyle's law experiment, which of the following conditions must be maintained to ensure the law holds?

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Thermal physics

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During a Boyle's law experiment, which of the following conditions must be maintained to ensure the law holds?.

  1. A.Temperature must be constant
  2. B.Pressure must be constant
  3. C.Volume must be constant
  4. D.Number of moles must be constant

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  • Temperature must be constant.

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Formula/rule: P1V1 = P2V2. Substitution: If temperature changes, the ideal gas constant nRT changes, breaking the constant product.

Working: Temperature constant ensures nRT remains unchanged. Answer: Temperature must be constant.

Units/Conclusion: Temperature must remain constant for Boyle's law to apply.

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