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 "The Gas Laws" site to have your students make a PowerPoint presentation on the laws. An evaluation rubric
is included.
- Use NASA's animated "Gas Lab" to do this simpler "NASA Animated Gas
Lab" worksheet.
- Demonstrate the gas laws
with these student created "Gas Laws With Flash Animations."
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