Chemistry
Grade-9
Easy
Question
Hot air balloon is an example of____________
- Boyle’s Law
- Charles’s law
- Ideal gas law
- Both a and b
Hint:
statement of charles law.
The correct answer is: Charles’s law
Hot air balloon an air balloon is a classic example of Charles's law. In fact, Charles himself was a balloonist and was one of the few who flew the first hydrogen balloon at the Champ de Mars in Paris
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