The Gas Pressure Sensor can be used to monitor pressure changes in gas-law experiments.  
Vapor pressure of various liquids and solutions can be monitored using this sensor.
Use the Gas Pressure Sensor to:
- investigate the relationship between pressure and volume, Boyle's law
- measure vapor pressure of liquids
- study the effect of temperature on gas pressure, Gay-Lussac's law
- monitor the production of O2 during photosynthesis of an aquatic
plant in a closed system
- determine the rate of transpiration for a plant under different conditions
- determine the rate of respiration in germinating pea or bean seeds
- monitor the pressure of a confined air pocket as water moves in and out of a
semi-permeable membrane by osmosis
- study the effect of temperature and concentration on the rate of decomposition
of H2O2.
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