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Modern manufacturing applies the properties of gases in many ways. List three examples of things you see and use every day that apply gas properties. Include at least one household product. Write a short explanation of the property used in each example.
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VerifiedThe answer may vary. But here are some examples of things you see and use every day that applies gas properties.
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A basketball that is inflated shrinks when taken outside during winter. Charles's law is applied here where temperature and volume are directly proportional. This means that when the temperature is decreased so is its volume.
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During breathing, the lungs expand as we inhale filling it with air, and the volume of the lungs decreases as we exhale. This process can be explained with Avogadro's law were at the same pressure and temperature condition, the number of moles and the volume is directly proportional.
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Air bubbles expand as they ascend in water. As bubbles rise from the bottom it expands since pressure decreases as we approach the surface. This is the application of Boyle's law where pressure and volume are inversely proportional.
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