This person worked in the "Invisible College" with the likes of Robert Hooke and Christopher Wren, trying to become smarter through scientific experimentation. This scientist's work with gas really began in 1659 when he and Hooke completed their "Pneumatical Engine", which was modeled on Otto von Guericke's air pump. Bernoulli derived the law in 1738, but John Waterson's 1845 paper on kinetic theory introduced it. Along with Charles and Gay-Lussac, he derived part of the ideal gas law. FTP, name this person who saw the relationship between pressure and volume.         
This person worked in the "Invisible College" with the likes of Robert Hooke and Christopher Wren, trying to become smarter through scientific experimentation. This scientist's work with gas really began in 1659 when he and Hooke completed their "Pneumatical Engine", which was modeled on Otto von Guericke's air pump. Bernoulli derived the law in 1738, but John Waterson's 1845 paper on kinetic theory introduced it. Along with Charles and Gay-Lussac, he derived part of the ideal gas law. FTP, name this person who saw the relationship between pressure and volume.          |
This person worked in the "Invisible College" with the likes of Robert Hooke and Christopher Wren, trying to become smarter through scientific experimentation.
Robert {Boyle}