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MotoPayton
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I have a basic question on my prelab. The professor wants us to make a graph of of a experiment where the volume of methane gas was measured at various pressures. The temperature is held constant. She gives us data for this experiment and wants us to make a graph for it as practice.
I can dot the graph but is this correct? I have studied isotherms in the past and I have never heard of being able to change pressure and measure volume from it? I thought the volume was the independent set and pressure was dependent? I am confused
Thanks
I can dot the graph but is this correct? I have studied isotherms in the past and I have never heard of being able to change pressure and measure volume from it? I thought the volume was the independent set and pressure was dependent? I am confused
Thanks