Introduction and Procedure
Procedure I
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A gas piston was filled with 100 mL methane gas (CH4). A thermometer was attached, and set to read oKelvin. The temperature and volume of the gas were recorded. The piston was placed in a constant temperature bath and the temperature set to æice.Æ When the gas temperature had stabilized, the temperature and volume of the gas was recorded. The temperature of the bath was then changed to 40C, and once the temperature of the gas had stabilized, the volume and temperature of the gas were recorded. Measurements were repeated at 60C, 80C and 100CA candle was affixed to the bottom of a small pan with chewing gum, and enough water was added to the pan to cover the bottom to a depth of 1-2cm. The water temperature was 22C. The candle was lit, and a test tube placed over it so that the lip of the test tube
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