Exploring the Properties of Gases Name: Data Analysis 1. In excel, create a graph for each part using the data collected. Each graph should be given an appropriate title, labeled axes with units, and be turned in with your report. 2. For each of the four parts of the experiment, write an equation using the two variables and a proportionality constant, k (e.g., for Part I, P=kV if direct, or P=k/V if inverse) 3. Calculate the constant, k, for each of the four gas laws that you tested. This value can be an average for each of the data pairs in each part of the experiment. V=KT,K=TV Explain how the results of your experiment can be used to describe the Ideal Gas Law. Exploring the Properties of Gases Name: Data Analysis 1. In excel, create a graph for each part using the data collected. Each graph should be given an appropriate title, labeled axes with units, and be turned in with your report. 2. For each of the four parts of the experiment, write an equation using the two variables and a proportionality constant, k (e.g., for Part I, P=kV if direct, or P=k/V if inverse) 3. Calculate the constant, k, for each of the four gas laws that you tested. This value can be an average for each of the data pairs in each part of the experiment. V=KT,K=TV Explain how the results of your experiment can be used to describe the Ideal Gas Law