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Boyle's Law Demonstrations 

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Part of NCSSM CORE collection: This video shows the relationship between volume and pressure by placing a balloon, a marshmallow, and shaving cream a vacuum bell jar. www.dlt.ncssm.edu
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@adielcastro6281
@adielcastro6281 4 года назад
Who's here becuase of school ?
@KaLyD15
@KaLyD15 3 года назад
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@larissassweetcreations8675
@larissassweetcreations8675 3 года назад
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@muhmmadshayan113
@muhmmadshayan113 3 года назад
This experiments are done at Grade 9 level
@notlegacygaming5679
@notlegacygaming5679 3 года назад
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@bethlancaster1299
@bethlancaster1299 3 года назад
Me this is torcher
@randvids6072
@randvids6072 7 лет назад
Hello! Thanks for making the video :) Unfortunately the narration makes an error! The narrator states that as the vacuum is created in the jar, the pressure outside the balloon is greater than the pressure inside the balloon, causing the balloon to expand. In fact, as you create a vacuum, you're lowering the pressure outside the balloon causing the balloon to expand. Please fix!
@beckyb8929
@beckyb8929 7 лет назад
well maybe thats what got me stuck. I thought it was just TMI all at once and my brain froze.
@agimasoschandir
@agimasoschandir 4 года назад
I think the narrator left out some qualifying words. It would have been more clear if he had said: [Before a vacuum is applied] "the pressure outside of the balloon is greater than the pressure inside" [the balloon]. Also, I think describing the balloon as "trying" to equalize the pressure is a bit misleading. The balloon expands without effort on its part, and it could be possible to expand it to the extent it has more internal pressure than the outside if it does not break
@beyu4898
@beyu4898 3 года назад
yeah that made me confuse too
@xopxesalmon3565
@xopxesalmon3565 Год назад
Well spotted, I was looking for this comment!
@navjyoti6183
@navjyoti6183 9 месяцев назад
What about no. Of moles
@mrsamandabowen
@mrsamandabowen Год назад
This is a great demonstration of Boyle's Law. Thank you for uploading this very informative video.
@downunder3455
@downunder3455 3 года назад
I calculated that another way to express that as many times as the volume decreases that many times pressure increases is pressure equals amount of matter divided by volume.
@COMB0RICO
@COMB0RICO 5 лет назад
I can't believe you didn't show increase of pressure for shaving cream. Good video, though. Thanks from Texas. Praying for your state during this hurricane. Can't remember the name. -- don't watch TV much.
@koysensei4424
@koysensei4424 3 года назад
How does it expand?
@nardeenbasim
@nardeenbasim 4 года назад
what we need to do this experiment???? please help us
@mugg99
@mugg99 9 лет назад
I'm pretty sure this is Matthew McConaughey
@justanoobartist4665
@justanoobartist4665 6 лет назад
Carly P lol
@giana6068
@giana6068 3 года назад
LMAOOOO
@amyl3311
@amyl3311 4 года назад
can someone please Describe and explain the demonstration in 3-5 sentences I need help
@johnnyjoestar9987
@johnnyjoestar9987 4 года назад
i hope everyone’s having fun in school
@phenomenalphysics3548
@phenomenalphysics3548 4 года назад
At home*
@beckyb8929
@beckyb8929 7 лет назад
I agree the effects are cool but the explanation isn't good. Just like the college physics I suffered through twenty years ago. Physicists think what they are saying is super obvious but to people who don't have this intuitive feel for things like vacuum volume pressure whatever.... it just makes my brain tie in a knot. Slow down and explain! I see that the chick is expanding - are the air molecules separtaing more because there are fewer air molecules in the jar with the vacuum? I think it is the thing with the jar - a fixed thing that is mixing me up...... that volume can't change. So we are looking at the volume of the things inside the jar, ignore the jar, for the Boyles law thing. Non physicists have to think this through slooooowly. Physics profs just droned from one thing to the next, to the point that then NO ONE CARED. I love youtube though, at least it gives us a chance! School is obsolete!
@Gossypol
@Gossypol 4 года назад
Absolutely. I watched the whole video. Even I read it on wiki too. But in the end if someone's ask me what's Boyle law? Deep in my heart I know that I haven't understand it yet. 😓
@Ayazacademyedu2.0
@Ayazacademyedu2.0 3 года назад
Well done
@bhavyasrisaivejendla6936
@bhavyasrisaivejendla6936 5 лет назад
how it is applicable in lungs , respiration . can anyone tell ? please
@ManjushreeSahoo-hi3ef
@ManjushreeSahoo-hi3ef 2 года назад
Boyles law not applicable in breathing
@SahraAhmed-vz4ux
@SahraAhmed-vz4ux Год назад
Wow im amazed
@sabhyatabhattari7410
@sabhyatabhattari7410 6 лет назад
Nice educational video but I need experiment more on gaseous law allthose
@HamdsKitchen
@HamdsKitchen 4 года назад
Good job
@mathewsakharia
@mathewsakharia 11 лет назад
sweet
@akashsingh618
@akashsingh618 4 года назад
Very very very very very good
@RomanReigns-ki7yn
@RomanReigns-ki7yn 5 лет назад
Nice experiments
@sharmilathaif4590
@sharmilathaif4590 6 лет назад
Clear definition
@roxycamilo
@roxycamilo 10 лет назад
yes i think he mean decrese, the P out the ball is decresing because the vacum he is creating,, lets say from P=1 atm to P=0.5 atm, so inside the ballon because the initial P is also =1 atm, that presure tries to be like the P outside,, Because the boyle mariotte law, at a T=cst, the volume inside the ballon, increse so the the P decrease, so the P inside goes from 1 to 0.5 for ex., thats the explanation :)
@zai4booc
@zai4booc 9 лет назад
I just cant understand this when it comes to Lung? Can you please help me to understand it. Why cant they make demo on the lung instead of freaking glass and a vacuum :(
@quantuummccann7635
@quantuummccann7635 8 лет назад
+Euro jace Here is how i would think about it: when you breath in, your diaphragm (large muscle under your lungs) contracts, this causes your lungs to expand, which draws air in because you are increasing the volume of your lungs, which i would assume to decrease pressure momentarily until your lungs flood with air that is being drawn in to equalise the pressure. For breathing out the opposite happens, diaphragm expands, causing lung volume degrease, this compresses (pressurizes) the air to more than that outside the body, the air rushes out to stabilize the pressure. I hope this is helpful?
@beckyb8929
@beckyb8929 7 лет назад
super agree!!! haha I was trying to relate it too.
@Magicpat4544
@Magicpat4544 10 лет назад
Nice
@nuzhatahmad2997
@nuzhatahmad2997 Год назад
Thanks 👍
@manvithas6044
@manvithas6044 6 лет назад
it's good
@Opepicninga
@Opepicninga 3 года назад
Wow
@moustafaing688
@moustafaing688 3 года назад
👍👍
@pepehimovic3135
@pepehimovic3135 3 года назад
Boyle's law states this is true, at a CONSTANT TEMPERATURE. But if the volume of air expands wouldn't its temperature go down instead of stay constant?
@horadetodososlegos
@horadetodososlegos 2 года назад
If the pressure is changing, the temperature tends to be already constant. Also, when the temperature does change because of the volume, the temperature follows the volume, bigger T if bigger V, and smaller T if smaller V. That's expressed in V1/T1=V2/T2. It probably has to do with that thing of higher temperatures, more the molecules are far from each other
@doknosee7053
@doknosee7053 6 лет назад
You mean you pump out the air in the jar, or from the jar? 'coz you can't be absent in class, but from class 'no??
@queenponypink2351
@queenponypink2351 4 года назад
Soap mixture
@Brush421
@Brush421 3 года назад
HEY GUYS LETS START EPICALLY GAMING
@cmaandmistic
@cmaandmistic 10 лет назад
NCSSM alum watching this video as a part of my CHEM 102 class at UNC! Hah.
@charklat
@charklat 3 года назад
Did u graduate ;-;
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@basementstudios1541 5 лет назад
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@omydatsnayya6104 3 года назад
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@TheIceedup
@TheIceedup 11 лет назад
thats cool
@agimasoschandir
@agimasoschandir 4 года назад
I think the narrator left out some qualifying words. It would have been more clear if he had said: [Before a vacuum is applied] "the pressure outside of the balloon is greater than the pressure inside" [the balloon]. Also, I think describing the balloon as "trying" to equalize the pressure is a bit misleading. The balloon expands without effort on its part, and it could be possible to expand it to the extent it has more internal pressure than the outside if it does not break {Also written as a reply}
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@wardaamjad6469 8 лет назад
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This is so confusing
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