Activities
- Use this "Animated Gas Lab"
to answer the questions on this worksheet
about Boyle's Law.
- And use the same "Animated Gas Lab"
to complete the Charles's Law worksheet.
- Have students do these Boyle's Law
problems
 .
- Do these Charles's Law problems .
- Try these Combined Gas Law
problems .
- These
are Ideal Gas Law problems and these
are both Combined Gas Laws and Ideal Gas Law Problems.
- This worksheet
is a review of all the gas laws.
- Have students try this "Gas Laws Magic
Square" .
- Do this Gas Laws crossword puzzle
or try this "Gases"
crossword with answers.
- Or try this Gas Law wordsearch
puzzle
with answers .
- A question on a University of Washington
midterm was, "Is Hell Exothermic?" This student's
response uses
the gas laws to answer the question. Just thought I would
throw that in for fun!
- Here's a good PowerPoint
presentation on "The Gas Laws"
(NOTE: The htm version doesn't seem to work in the Mozilla
Firefox browser.).
- Show this Flash
animation with audio of "The Gas Laws."
- Abigail Freiberger of the Greater
Atlanta Christian School
provided this "Physical Characteristics of Gases"
activity that uses animations on the web to investigate the physical
properties of gases.
- Paul Bizot provided this "NASA Animated Gas
Lab"
worksheet to go with NASA's Animated Gas Lab.
It is targeted toward AP Chemistry students.
- "The Chemistry Blimp"
is a WebQuest that explores the chemistry behind the Hindenburg
disaster.
- Use NASA's animated "Gas Lab"
to do this simpler "NASA Animated Gas Lab"
worksheet.
Labs
- These are "Simple, Inexpensive Classroom
Experiments for Understanding Basic Gas Laws and Properties of
Gases" .
- Check out the article, "Inquiry and the Collapsing Can"
in NSTA's The Science Teacher,
April/May 2006, p. 62-63 (members can access the link). And
check out the "Collapsing Can"
video.
- Use this Cartesian Diver
demo to illustrate Boyles's Law.
- Try these "Chemistry Is a Gas"
demos to illustrate Boyle's and Charles's Laws.
- Do this Boyle's Law Microscale
experiment or this Charles's Law Microscale
experiment.
- "Gas Laws"
is a virtual lab that uses this "Boyle's Law"
animation, this graph pad,
and this "Charles's Law"
animation.
- Set up 11 lab stations with this "Gas Laws Smorgasbord"
from Arbor Scientific.
- Have students do Discovery
School's
"Temperature and Pressure" lab,
designed for grades 6-8,
that uses carbonated sodas. It includes a "Temperature and
Pressure Data Sheet" .
- Try Joyce Hooley-Bartlett's "Exploration of
Gasses"
demos.
- In Beverly Frommel's "Marshmallow Madness"
,
student's use plastic syringes and
marshmallows to test one of the basic gas laws.
- Try
Rosemarie Smith's "Alka Seltzer and the Ideal
Gas Law"
lab. She has included teacher notes and
a key for the lab .
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