In Ideal Gas for Chemistry, experiments focus on Charles' Law, Avogadro's Law, partial pressure, density, and more. Students have the option of conducting predefined experiments or creating their own experiments using a variety of gases and equipment, including piston chambers, fixed-volume chambers, hot plates, and thermometers.
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Boyle's Law is the focus of the experiment shown here. Boyle's Law states that at a constant temperature, the volume of gas is inversely proportional to the pressure. By filling the piston chamber with air and recording the pressure before and after adding standard masses to the top of the chamber, students can determine the effect of pressure on the volume of gas. |
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Ideal Gas for Chemistry contains the following experiments:
Experiment 1 - Boyle's Law
Experiment 2 - Charles' Law
Experiment 3 - Avogadro's Law
Experiment 4 - Gay Lussac's Law
Experiment 5 - Ideal Gas Law
Experiment 6 - Dalton's Law
Experiment 7 - Density
Each experiment features a Practice and several Standard Setups.
