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Semi-quantitative Exercises Illustrating the Effect of Pressure and Volume Changes for Fixed Amounts of Air

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1990-01-01

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In this article, examples of such qualitative, or semi-quantitative exercises dealing with the effects of pressure and volume changes for fixed amounts of air are presented and discussed

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de Berg, K. (1990). Semi-quantitative exercises illustrating the effect of pressure and volume changes for fixed amounts of air. The Australian Science Teachers Journal, 36(2), 60-63.

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The Australian Science Teachers Journal

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0045-0855

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