Doyle's Law

Doyle's Law states that the volume of a gas changes proportionally with pressure when temperature remains constant. Specifically, if you increase the pressure on a gas, its volume decreases; if you decrease the pressure, its volume expands. Imagine squeezing a balloon; as you press on it, it becomes smaller, and when you release, it returns to its original size. This principle is important in fields like physics and engineering, helping us understand how gases behave under different pressure conditions, such as in scuba diving or aeronautics.