U12-11 Gas Laws Mini-Labs Egg-in-a-Bottle Demo

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U12-11 Gas Laws Mini-Labs Egg-in-a-Bottle Demo Create a data table to record qualitative observations. Observe demonstration. Record observations. Write a paragraph of explanation for observations In a well-developed paragraph (5 to 7 paragraphs), explain what caused the phenomena you observed. Use the appropriate gas laws and the variables used to describe gases (P, V, T, n) in your explanation. Write objectively.

U12-11 U12-11 Gas Laws Mini-Labs Egg-in-a-Bottle Demo Qualitative Observations: Explanation:

U12-11 Gas Laws Mini-Labs Complete four lab activities: Crushing Cans Candle Under Cover Balloon Blow-Up Marshmallow Plunge Each activity requires a data table to record qualitative observations and one paragraph of explanation for these observations. All data tables and paragraphs may be on the same sheet of paper.