Boyle's and Charles's experiments could be carried out for any gas, or mixture of gases.

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Boyle's Law (relating pressure and volume at constant temperature) and Charles's Law (relating volume and temperature at constant pressure) apply to ideal gases. In practice, they can be applied to real gases under a wide range of conditions, as real gases behave approximately as ideal gases except at very high pressures or very low temperatures. Therefore, these experiments could be carried out for any gas, or mixture of gases, under conditions where they behave ideally or near-ideally.

Boyle's and Charles's Experiments Could Be Carried Out for Any