A physicist is designing an experiment to determine the relationship between the volume of a gas and the temperature of a gas.

(A) List the items the physicist could use to perform this investigation.

(B) Sketch a simple diagram of the investigation. Make sure to label all items used in the sketch and label any measurements that will be made.

(C) Outline the experimental procedure the physicist could use to gather the necessary data. Indicate the measurements to be taken, and how the measurement will be used to obtain the data needed. Make sure your outline contains sufficient detail so that another scientist could follow your procedure and verify your results.

(D) Explain how data from this experiment could be used to determine the value of absolute zero.

(E) On the axis, sketch the line or curve that you predict will represent the relationship between volume and temperature as shown in the data gathered in this experiment.