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GAS LAWS
Remember, these are 2 CONDITION PROBLEM

*[Simulator for Boyle's, Charles' and Gay-Lussac Law]

Charles' Law
Observation from Demo #1 (2017-2018 Learner's use Simulator above to determine proportions between parameters):

Word Definition: At constant _____ & ________, _________ varies directly/inversely with _____________.

Math equations

CharlesLawProblemSet

Boyle's Law
Observation from Demo #1:(2017-2018 Learner's use Simulator above to determine proportions between parameters)

Word Definition: At constant _____ & ________, _________ varies directly/inversely with _____________.

Math equations

BoylesLawProblemSet

Guy - Lussac's Law (No Name)br> Observation from Demo #1:(2017-2018 Learner's use Simulator above to determine proportions between parameters):

Observation from Demo#2:

Word Definition: At constant _____ & ________, _________ varies directly/inversely with _____________.

Math equations

Guy-Lussaic' (No Name) Law Problem Set

Avogadro's Hypothesis
There are no demonstration (think of a leaking balloon).

Word Definition: At constant _____ & ________, _________ varies directly/inversely with _____________.

Math equation

AvogadrosHypothesisProblemSet

Other good websites

Overall gas Law
- [Great reference page for Gas Laws webpages] (http://www.chemistrycoach.com/tutorials-6.htm#Gas%20Laws (Thanks to Chemistry Coach for all their hard work)
Charles'Law
- [Good website for explanation but more important it has on-line quiz/problems with interactive answers] http://kekule.chem.csus.edu/gaslaws/charles.html#1
Boyle's Law
- [Good website for explanation but more important another website with problems with interactive answers] http://kekule.chem.csus.edu/gaslaws/boyle.html
No-Name Law or Gay-Lussac's Law
- [The last in the series of good websites but more importantly on-line prolems with interactive answers.] http://kekule.chem.csus.edu/gaslaws/gay-lus.html