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Real life example for each gas law

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Applications of Gas Law in Real Life. A torch used to heat up the and rise the air temperature inside the balloon. This cause the air volume inside the balloon to increased and becoming less dense than the surrounding air. ... The air in the ears will change its volume then causes yours ears to pop due to the strain.

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