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Charles' Law (1787): Voc T (at constant P and n) or V = constant x T V₁ V2 T1 T2 Example 2: On a cold day, a person takes in a breath of 450 mL of air at 756 mmHg and -10 °C. Assuming that the amount of gas and pressure remain constant, what is the volume of air when it warms up to body temperature (37 °C) in the lungs? V1/T1 V2/T2 1
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Transcribed Image Text:Charles' Law (1787): Voc T (at constant P and n) or V = constant x T V₁ V2 T1 T2 Example 2: On a cold day, a person takes in a breath of 450 mL of air at 756 mmHg and -10 °C. Assuming that the amount of gas and pressure remain constant, what is the volume of air when it warms up to body temperature (37 °C) in the lungs? V1/T1 V2/T2 1
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