Why does O2 flow into the tissues? Why does COz flow out of the tissues? Summary The results from studies such as those performed by you were combined and eventually lead to the ideal gas relationship or combined gas law, which related the various gas variables together in a standard mathematical relationship. Optionalt Using your results, books, and the web, give the mathematical overall gas relationship that relates volume, Vipressure, P. temperature, Ts number of gas molecules generally measured in terms of number of moles, n; and a constant called the universal gas constant, R. R=0.0821(L)(Atm)/((Nole)(Kelvin) The mathematical ideal gas law is PV=nRT Questions 1. What do these exercises tell you about the influence of temperature on pressure? What gas law is this? 2. Do the gas molecules move faster in the freezer in comparison with room temperature? Lab 6: Gas Lavs 3. How are pressure and the speed of the gas molecules related? 4. A 2.50-mole sample of gas is confined in a 6.17-liter tank at a temperature of 28.0C. What is the pressure of the gas in atm? 5. The force of gas particles against the walls of a container is called? Observations Noticed that pressure, volume, temperature, and amount of gas all are interrelated and influence one another. View the YouTube video about gas laws. Go to: https://www-youtubeicom/watch?v=-NGAnM5vLkU