What Are the Characteristics of GesestCan You Change the Volume of a Gas?3What Are the Characteristics3 of Gases?B.O MATTER AND ENERCYD Leave vour finger on the end.Push the piston down as farIn nature, uater is present in different states. It could bea solid, as it is in an iceberg, or liquid, as it is in the sea.Can water be a gas? What characterizes that state?Leave your finger on the endof the syringe.Take a plastic syringe (with.out the needle)Pull the syringe. Some air will> Pull the syringe up withoutreleasing itHave a friend mark the newposition of the piston.as you can.D Have a friend mark the newposition of the pistonenter> Plug the end of the syringewith your finger.Have a friend mark theposition of the piston.......I How Can You Show the Presence of a Gas?1. What does the line in figure A represent? volure2. Did the volume of air get bigger or smaller in B? And C?• Do the following experiment and complete the last drawing.SerallBger3. Is air compressible? Explain.yesFill in and LearnMaterials: a tank of water, aclosed empty bottleHold the bottle at thebottom of the tank.> Take the cap off of the bottleDraw what you see.shape• A gas doesn't have its own1. What escapes the bottle when you take off the lid? 9a s2. Was the bottle really empty? What did it contain?3. Complete the following sentence.• The-or a gas changes: It canorescapes an object in water, we can see• It is possible to compress a gas. We say that it isWhengoing up to the surface.2 Does Gases Have Their Own Shape?Practice881. Write next ch sentence: S for solid, L for liquid, G for gas.- It has its ov hape. O- it is compressible. O- It flows. O2. Plunge thes arent asts inte water. Draw bubbles if they are the1. Like the bottle in activity 1, these containers appear to be otybut contain air (gas). Do they have the same shape? JO2. Color in yellow the air that they contain.3. What shape does air take? Does it have its own shape?Shapfhe cunlainerHhachetteA.Antoine..........SHAMEducation

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How Can You Show the Presence of a Gas? • Do the following experiment and complete the last drawing. Take the cap off of the bottle > Material a tank of water a closed empty botle > Hold the botle at the bottom of the tank > Draw what you see. 1. What escapes the bottle when you take off the lid? 9 s 2. Was the bottle really empty? What did it contain? 3. Complete the following sentence. When escapes an object in water, we can see going up to the surface.

How Can You Show the Presence of a Gas? • Do the following experiment and complete the last drawing. Take the cap off of the bottle > Material a tank of water a closed empty botle > Hold the botle at the bottom of the tank > Draw what you see. 1. What escapes the bottle when you take off the lid? 9 s 2. Was the bottle really empty? What did it contain? 3. Complete the following sentence. When escapes an object in water, we can see going up to the surface.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: Define and explain the differences between the following terms. a. law and theory b. theory and...

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