Gas Law Activities. Students will form groups of 3-4 people. There are 4 guided demonstrations that will be conducted in front of the class. There are.

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Gas Law Activities

Students will form groups of 3-4 people. There are 4 guided demonstrations that will be conducted in front of the class. There are 4 student demonstrations that each group must complete. Groups will rotate through the active stations spending about 7-8 minutes per station. At each station, students must perform the activity and complete an associated worksheet.

Gas Law Activities Worksheet to be completed at each station Station Title: The title of each activity center. Use the appropriate worksheet corresponds to the activity title at each station. Objective: The goal of the activity center. This is given on a card at each station. Materials list: A list of the materials present at each station. Action plan: A one-sentence summary of the procedure to be performed. Description/sketch: A description and sketch of what happened after the action plan was enacted. Try and focus your description on the motion and behavior of individual gas particles. Conclusion: A summary statement where the appropriate gas properties are circled and descriptive blanks are filled in.

Marshmallow in a jar Objective: Expand the marshmallow in the jar without touching it. Materials list: marshmallow, jar, vacuum Action plan: Put the marshmallow in the jar, seal it, and turn on the vacuum.

Soda can in ice water Objective: Crush the empty soda can without squeezing it with your hands. Materials list: soda can with 1 cm of water inside, tongs, a hot place, ice water Action plan: Heat the can until the water boils, then invert the can and dip it in the ice bath.

Egg in the bottle Objective: Get the egg inside the bottle without using your hand to push it through. Materials list: glass bottle, hard-boiled peeled egg, matches, strips of paper Action plan: We will light a strip of paper on fire, drop it in the bottle, then place the egg on top while the flame is still lit.

Balloon on the bottle Objective: Inflate the balloon on the bottle without blowing into it. Materials list: An Erlenmeyer flask, water, hot plate, balloon, tongs Action plan: Attach a balloon to the neck of the flask. Heat the flask until the water boils.

Marshmallow in a syringe Objective: Change the marshmallow’s volume while keeping it inside the syringe. Materials list: Syringe, marshmallow Action plan: We will push and pull the plunger top of the syringe so that the marshmallow changes volume.

Balloons in water Objective: Change the volume of the balloons without adding or removing any air. Materials list: 2 inflated balloons, tub of ice water, hot water being heated by a hot plate. Action plan: We will put one balloon in the cold water and one balloon in the hot water.

Candle in water Objective: Raise the level of the water without touching it or adding more water. Materials list: A dish of colored liquid, a candle, matches, a beaker. Action plan: We will light the candle and place the beaker over it upside down.

Cotton fireball Objective: Ignite the cotton ball without using matches or a lighter. Materials list: Cotton ball, glass cylinder, plunger. Action plan: We will push the plunger so that the volume of the cylinder decreases.