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Introduction to Gases - Senior Chemistry lesson

Introduction to Gases - Senior Chemistry lesson preview
Introduction to Gases - Senior Chemistry lesson preview
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Lesson overview slide listing gas properties, particle forces, kinetic theory, pressure, and temperature
Opening slide outlining the chemistry lesson
Gas properties slide explaining expansion, low density, mixing, and volume changes with pressure and temperature
Gas properties introduction on slide 2
Atmospheric composition slide listing nitrogen at 78.08%, oxygen at 20.95%, and four other gas categories
Atmospheric composition reference on slide 3
Particle forces slide explaining how intermolecular attraction relates to states of matter and gases
Intermolecular forces explanation on slide 4
Kinetic energy slide comparing vibration in solids with translational motion in liquids and gases
First kinetic energy explanation on slide 5
Second kinetic energy slide linking temperature, particle attraction, and the transition to a gas
Temperature and kinetic energy on slide 6
Kinetic molecular theory slide listing five principles about particle motion, volume, forces, and energy
Five kinetic molecular theory principles on slide 7
Ideal gas explanation slide describing particles with mass but no volume or attractive forces between them
Ideal gas model explanation on slide 8
Pressure slide giving force divided by area, Pa = N/m², and effects of particle count, heat, and volume
Pressure definition and relationships on slide 9
Pressure units slide introducing millimeters of mercury (mmHg) and torr, with a reference to Torricelli
Mercury-based pressure units on slide 10
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This chemistry lesson walks Grade 12 students through the properties, mechanics, and measurement of gases. Students will learn about characteristics of gases, kinetic molecular theory, pressure units such as Pascals and atmospheres, temperature scales, and more. The lesson incorporates two videos and an exit ticket. Educators receive a teacher presentation, student presentation with fill-in-the-blanks for engagement, and student handouts. Whether teaching virtually or in-person, this resource seamlessly fits into lesson plans. Learning is interactive yet teacher-guided. Reduce grading time with the auto-graded exit ticket. This lesson comes in Office and Google Drive formats.

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