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  • I put one in on it, pulled down on the volume goes down there.

  • This is a syringe with a piston.

  • As I push the piston in here, the air will squirt out the other end If I put my finger over the end and now push it up.

  • So start over 50 I Let's go up to 30 and see if I'm pushing that far.

  • Yeah, I could push it, but it gets harder.

  • 25 on The pressure is getting enormous.

  • And the reason is that the air is made of little molecules in here which are bashing away the sides of this on hitting the piston.

  • So if I push it up, they find that it's there, too many of them.

  • And they're hitting this pittance so much that it's pushing it down and I have to do work.

  • To squeeze is to get the volume to change.

  • So I like to illustrate this using Julian to operate this apparatus because I used these apparatus and they break down.

  • This apparatus is a scale, that version, so you can see the molecules.

  • These molecules will move around on me.

  • They're steel ball bearing on.

  • They will move up and bash around as though they are particles in the air.

  • Now, Julian, could you turn it on and we can see how it goes Now I would like to put in a piston.

  • Here is a polish starring piston, which more or less fits a thing and will float down slowly until it covers that.

  • Now, if you turn it on gently when it gets down near the bottom, you'll see that it will bash into this.

  • Hold it, and the more energetically Julian puts the energy into this, the higher this piston get that, if you turn it way up, will move the way out.

  • You see these particles fasting in the pit as a back into it pushes it up more, more.

  • It's coming back to my syringe.

  • I started off with the gas particles whizzing around in here, and as I push this down, they hit the top surface and bounce off.

  • But you can't see them, but that's causing me to have to push much harder as the volume gets smaller and smaller.

  • There is still the same number of particles in there, but there's more of them bashing the top surface at any one time until it gets to the point where I can't move this any further because it's too painful on my fingers.

  • So I had to let it go in the same way.

  • Oh, dear, look at that.

  • I mean, look, I mean, it really is painful.

  • We'll turn this on up to full whack and I add these little weights one at a time on these rates represents my finger pushing down on the Pistons.

  • I had the first way and it's got this volume I put one in on.

  • It falls down on the volume goes down there now.

  • I had the second way is the second way on.

  • It goes down from there down to there, and it goes down a little bit.

  • Any change in the States?

  • Because I've already put 21 dropped down a bit more.

  • Thank you.

  • Each time that I added a little extra weight, you could see the volume decreased a little bit.

  • I put on one.

  • It went down.

  • A small amount put onto it went down even more on as I squash it.

I put one in on it, pulled down on the volume goes down there.

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