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| Sounds good lets start with the Boyle's Law. | |
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| George do you think you can give me all the formulas for the gas laws because I need to learn those in order to finish my project. | |
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| In the Boyles law you have p1V1=p2V2 | |
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| George don't think im not listening to you im taking notes about the formulas on my computer. I am writing everything you are telling me on my computer. | |
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| That when you have volume and you add temperature the volume get bigger and when you take temperature away it gets smaller. The formula for it is V1* T2= V2*T1 | |
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| George what about for the Charle's law what can you tell me about it because this is the one formula Im really getting grade on. | |
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