3. Graph height of air column (centimeters) on the Y axis, and temperature (C) on the X axis. Make sure to make the intersection of X and Y axes zero/zero. Use a curve fitting program to determine the best fit for this data. Show the equation for the function of the curve. 4. Does the data and curve on your graph mesh with Charles's Law Explain your conclusion and explain what happens to gas molecules as temperature is raised or lowered (Kinetic theory). 5. Use the two methods for determining absolute zero shown Method 1: extrapolation Method 2: algebraic solution using Y = mx + b Where m = slope and b = the Y intercept Which method is closest to the accepted value of absolute zero (-273.15 C or 0 Kelvin).

3. Graph height of air column (centimeters) on the Y axis, and temperature (C) on the X axis. Make sure to make the intersection of X and Y axes zero/zero. Use a curve fitting program to determine the best fit for this data. Show the equation for the function of the curve. 4. Does the data and curve on your graph mesh with Charles's Law Explain your conclusion and explain what happens to gas molecules as temperature is raised or lowered (Kinetic theory). 5. Use the two methods for determining absolute zero shown Method 1: extrapolation Method 2: algebraic solution using Y = mx + b Where m = slope and b = the Y intercept Which method is closest to the accepted value of absolute zero (-273.15 C or 0 Kelvin).

Principles of Heat Transfer (Activate Learning with these NEW titles from Engineering!)

8th Edition

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter5: Analysis Of Convection Heat Transfer

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Problem 5.19P: 5.19 Suppose that the graph below shows measured values of for air in forced convection over a...

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