Charles Gesetz (auch als das Gesetz der Volumes bezeichnet) ist eine experimentelle Gasgesetz die wie Gase zu erweitern, wenn sie erhitzt neigen beschreibt. Es wurde zuerst von Französisch Naturphilosoph Joseph Louis Homosexuell-Lussac im Jahre 1802 veröffentlicht, obwohl er die Entdeckung gutgeschrieben unveröffentlichte Arbeiten aus den 1780er Jahren von Jacques Charles. Das Gesetz wurde unabhängig von britischen Naturforscher John Dalton von 1801 entdeckt, obwohl Dalton Beschreibung war weniger gründlich als Homosexuell-Lussac. Die grundlegenden Prinzipien waren schon ein Jahrhundert zuvor von Guillaume Amontons beschrieben. Charles' Gasgesetz Wiki-Artikel

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