Gas Laws Intro Lab 16 stations or chemistry demos
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Thess ultimate Gas Laws 16 Lab Stations allows students to investigate direct and inverse properties of gases: pressure, volume, moles, and temperature. The guided student handout is editable and these gas laws lab activities incorporate particulate-level movement of gases (bead stations) as well as intentional questioning that leads students to link inverse or direct relationships of gas behaviors in an engaging, memorable way. Give your students experiences of how gases impact and are impacted by their environment. This lab requires some prep: the particulate-level bead stations, tubing, and manometer set-ups. You can preview the materials needed in the preview and each station also has a diagram of easy-to-read, labeled material. These stations work well as a stored kit (in a copy box) quick to set up the next.
These 16 stations take about 80 minutes for students to complete, usually 2-days for a 45-minute class or a full single block. You can easily remove some lab stations to adjust for your time and each station can stand alone as a great demo too - The student handout is editable so that you can modify/remove/add any stations you want.
Particulate-level and experiments covering:
- Pressure & Volume
- Pressure & Temperature
- Pressure & moles
- Volume & moles
- Temperature & moles
- Volume & Temperature
Included in these files:
- Student Lab handout with investigative questions - fully editable student handout Google slides, and Answer Key
- Lab Station Procedures with pictures of each station set-up
- Lab Station Labels
- Teacher Tips
- Materials Lists for each Lab Station
- Absentee Lab - with results provided on procedure pages
Preview or assign after this lab my PhET Chemistry Gases: Temperature & Pressure Activity Guide to using with the award-winning University of Colorado - Boulder's HTML5 PhET site – simulations to help your students visualize particulate-level interactions.
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