Gas Laws Challenge
Test understanding of pressure, volume and temperature relationships using gas-law problems and feedback. The full interactive is available to licensed Education…
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Gas Laws Explorer Interactive
Investigate relationships between gas pressure, volume and temperature by changing conditions in an interactive model. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Years 11–12Explorer
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Learning outcomes
- Describe pressure-volume relationships
- Describe temperature-volume or temperature-pressure relationships
- Identify controlled variables in gas-law investigations
Teaching guidance
Ask students to state which variable must remain constant before testing a gas-law relationship.
Classroom use
This licensed explorer supports teaching Gas Laws Explorer (Boyle's, Charles's) in Year 11. Teachers can use the resource as part of a lesson, investigation or classroom discussion. Full interactive access requires an eligible Education Universe licence or trial.
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