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Hew Ca You Show the Presce of a Gas? de the ng perimatand emplete the last draing 1. Whar epes the bette en you take eff she id? 2 Wa the bee realy emy? hat dtcontain? A Camplete the fling entence When escapes an obect in water, we can see ing sp to the surface .

Chemistry: The Molecular Science
Chemistry: The Molecular Science
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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski
Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski
Chapter8: Properties Of Gases
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8:59 ll E Can You Change the Volume of a Gas? What Are the Characteristics of Gases? La y the Puh e p tes c Lyr fge on the n l et itis a eberr het sta? Ca hat charvarhet .......... .... t r pretd t d e He and mark e Sme ing I How Can You Show the Presence of a Gas? 2. Did the volume of air get bigger or smaller in B? And C S air compressible? Explain. De the folleing eperiment and complete the last draing hat does the line in figure A represent? cm Fill in and Learn the i Orhat you shape A gas doesn't have its own 1. What encapes the bottle when you take off the lid?3s 2. Wa the benie really empty hat did it contain? 2. Complete the fllowing sentence • The or a gas changes: It can or . It is possible to compress a gas. We say that it is Co oable Whee escapes an object in water, we can see going up to the surface 2 Does Gases Have Their Own Shape? Practice 1. Write next sentence: S for solid, L for liquid, G for gas. hene is compressible. D- flows. O -It has its 2. Plunge th Sihrent ts nter. Draw bubbles if they are th 1. Like the botle in activity 1, these containers appear to begty but contain air (gas). De they have the same shape? 2. Coler in yellew the air that they contain L What shape does air take? Does it have its own shape? . The nlaer Nhachette A.Antoine SHAM Education
Transcribed Image Text:8:59 ll E Can You Change the Volume of a Gas? What Are the Characteristics of Gases? La y the Puh e p tes c Lyr fge on the n l et itis a eberr het sta? Ca hat charvarhet .......... .... t r pretd t d e He and mark e Sme ing I How Can You Show the Presence of a Gas? 2. Did the volume of air get bigger or smaller in B? And C S air compressible? Explain. De the folleing eperiment and complete the last draing hat does the line in figure A represent? cm Fill in and Learn the i Orhat you shape A gas doesn't have its own 1. What encapes the bottle when you take off the lid?3s 2. Wa the benie really empty hat did it contain? 2. Complete the fllowing sentence • The or a gas changes: It can or . It is possible to compress a gas. We say that it is Co oable Whee escapes an object in water, we can see going up to the surface 2 Does Gases Have Their Own Shape? Practice 1. Write next sentence: S for solid, L for liquid, G for gas. hene is compressible. D- flows. O -It has its 2. Plunge th Sihrent ts nter. Draw bubbles if they are th 1. Like the botle in activity 1, these containers appear to begty but contain air (gas). De they have the same shape? 2. Coler in yellew the air that they contain L What shape does air take? Does it have its own shape? . The nlaer Nhachette A.Antoine SHAM Education
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