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Gas Law Station Labs Activity #1 – syringe & marshmallows Activity #2 – Candle & water Activity #3 – Balloon, ice, hairdryer Activity #4 – ice, soda bottle,

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1 Gas Law Station Labs Activity #1 – syringe & marshmallows Activity #2 – Candle & water Activity #3 – Balloon, ice, hairdryer Activity #4 – ice, soda bottle, penny

2 1) Pulled back on plunger first, then pushed on plunger. Note size of marshmallow.

3 2)Lit a candle then put a small flask on top. Flame went out and water came into the small flask. See water inside small flask, but not in big flask?

4 3) Made bottle cold then held onto bottle and penny “burped”

5 4) Put balloon in ice water. It shrunk and wouldn’t float. Circumference = 85 cm

6 Then we heated up the balloon with a hairdryer and it floated again! Circumference = 92 cm Room temperature = 91 cm

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