Ideal Gas Behavior Experiment

Skibidi vibes in the lab as we dive into the ideal gas law, PV equals nRT, where pressure and volume get all sigma. Picture this: a lowkey glass tube, housing our gas goon, ready to expand like a ship at sea. We start with dry ice, measuring the volume with precision, then switch to iced water, all while keeping pressure constant. Six measurements here, six there, hitting up 47 degrees, then 83, and finally 100 degrees Celsius, where the gas goes full dank mode. This experiment is about flexing the relationship between temperature and volume, proving that even gases know how to edge up when heated!