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READ
THE SECTION called "3 Easy
Gases"! Then, make some gas! Start with carbon dioxide and try
the experiments. You'll be hooked! Then try oxygen and hydrogen. Suddenly
you are a gas bird! |
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EACH CHAPTER,
you will find detailed instructions for preparing a gas followed by
a series of experiments that can be done with the gas. Many of these
make great labs for high school and university students. All of the
reactions can be used for classroom demonstrations! |
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YOU BECOME
somewhat experienced with the general techniques, you will want to
try some of the other gases described under the heading "All
17 Gases". |
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HERE
IS A LIST
of topics that is supported by one or more of the gas experiments.
A lot more information is provided in the section "Gases in
your Curriculum!".
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acid rain • air pollution • catalysis • combustion
• environmental issues • equilibrium
• Ideal gas law • intermolecular forces • kinetics
• limiting reagent • microexplosions • molar mass
• oxidation/reduction • precipitation • reaction stoichiometry
• rocketry • solubility • and many more! |
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