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Concepts • Boyle's law • Pressure Materials Food coloring Metric ruler Water, tap Pipet, Beral-type, thin stem Beaker, 50-mL Textbooks, hardcover, 6–8 Hoffman clamp (screw-type) Safety Precautions The materials used in this activity are considered nonhazardous. Follow all standard laboratory safety guidelines. Procedure 1. Fill a thin-stem pipet as full as possible with colored water. 2. Hold the filled pipet with the bulb down and the stem poi

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