Real world examples of Charles law?

Answer 1

Charlesâ?? Law is related to experimental gases. It is used to describe the way gases are known to expand when heat is added. On example of Charlesâ?? Law is the pressure placed on a can of soda when it is exposed to hotter temperatures.

Answer 2

A hot air balloon is a practical application of Charles Law. Another practical application is a plunger turkey thermometer. As the temperature inside the turkey increases the volume of air increases and eventually pushes out the plunger.

Answer 3

an example would be a balloon if you have it filled up with helium inside the store it has the normal shape but once you step out into the cold it will shrink/shrivel up because the helium doesn't stand the pressure of the wind

Answer 4

An example of Charles's Law can be seen when a balloon is inflated. As the balloon is heated, the volume of the gas inside the balloon increases because the temperature of the gas also increases. Another example is when a bike tire is filled with air on a hot day, the pressure inside the tire increases as the temperature rises due to the expansion of the gas inside the tire.

Answer 5

I believe that two examples would be soda or beer, and hot air balloons.

Answer 6

• air in a hot air ballon
• soda
• beer

Answer 7

one example is of a balloon left in the sun or over an a/c for too long

Answer 8

its used for rising of bread & for flowing hot air balloon