by Stephanie Tallman
Sciencerulz@cox.net
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Level:9-12 |
Content
Area: Science |
Students
will study the relationship between temperature and
pressure using a paper-pencil laboratory activity
and a laboratory activity involving Vernier software.
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Downloads
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Charles's
Law Lab Sheet
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Lesson Goals
- Students
will investigate temperature and pressure with simple laboratory
equipment.
- Students
will use a handheld with sensors and probes to study temperature
and pressure.
- Students
will explore the nature of gases with respect to temperature.
- Students
will be able to analyze and explain a graph of the data collected.
Websites
Procedures
- Beam DataPro
software and Calculator Converter to each student.
- Pair students
and pass out the Charles’s Law laboratory worksheet.
- Perform
the Charles’s Law laboratory activity by following
the procedure on the worksheet.
- Complete
the data table and questions.
- Get your
teacher’s signature upon completion of the questions
and data table.
- Use the
conversion calculator to check Temperature (K), radius, and
volume.
- Use Memo
Pad to summarize your findings.
- Set up
the Vernier Pressure-Temperature laboratory activity.
- Using
the same partners, perform the Pressure-Temperature laboratory
activity.
- Complete
the data table and questions.
- Compare
and contrast your findings from the two laboratory activities
in Memo Pad.
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