Boyles Law Apparatus Syringe Type Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter
Product Code : SEL-PLE-10155
Quick Answer: A low-cost way to show Boyle's law, this syringe-type apparatus compresses air in a commercial plastic syringe under added weights and reads the volume from the syringe markings, giving approximate results because of friction losses.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Commercial plastic syringe holds the trapped gas
Weights placed on the system compress the gas to the desired volumes
Plunger travel read as volume on the syringe markings
Height 180mm
Base 100 x 100mm
About This Product
Placing weights on the system compresses the trapped gas, and the volume read from the syringe markings lets students see that the volume falls as the pressure on the gas rises, as Boyle's law describes. Because friction between the plunger and barrel takes up part of the load, only approximate results are to be expected from this convenient, low-cost apparatus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the results only approximate?
Friction losses in the plastic syringe mean only approximate results are to be expected.