Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is one in a set of 3 videos which can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the number of particles in that sample of gas. The pressure of a given sample of gas is measured with different amounts of gas particles using a syringe and attached pressure sensor. Before the syringe is connected to the pressure sensor, the syringe is opened more or less to allow a greater or smaller number of air particles inside. Once the syringe is connected to the pressure sensor, the syringe is moved to a specific volume so the pressure can be measured at that same constant volume throughout the video. In each video the volume remains constant, but the constant volume is different for data sets #4 - #6. See the description below for additional videos which can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the volume.
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #4) P vs n (Constant Volume = 10mL): youtu.be/8yuLx-ugnlE
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #5) P vs n (Constant Volume = 15mL): youtu.be/n_OqF8cANpo
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #6) P vs n (Constant Volume = 20mL): youtu.be/QsFcEgfeMus
The following 3 videos can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the volume. The pressure of a given sample of gas is measured over different volumes using a syringe and attached pressure sensor. In each video the number of gas particles remains constant, but the number of gas particles is different for data sets #1 - #3.
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #1) P vs V: youtu.be/SDI2EI0PKI0
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #2) P vs V: youtu.be/hff6xhPzmtE
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #3) P vs V: youtu.be/cMZbTLARDUM
This is one in a set of 3 videos which can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the number of particles in that sample of gas. The pressure of a given sample of gas is measured with different amounts of gas particles using a syringe and attached pressure sensor. Before the syringe is connected to the pressure sensor, the syringe is opened more or less to allow a greater or smaller number of air particles inside. Once the syringe is connected to the pressure sensor, the syringe is moved to a specific volume so the pressure can be measured at that same constant volume throughout the video. In each video the volume remains constant, but the constant volume is different for data sets #4 - #6. See the description below for additional videos which can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the volume.
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #4) P vs n (Constant Volume = 10mL): youtu.be/8yuLx-ugnlE
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #5) P vs n (Constant Volume = 15mL): youtu.be/n_OqF8cANpo
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #6) P vs n (Constant Volume = 20mL): youtu.be/QsFcEgfeMus
The following 3 videos can be used to determine the relationship between the pressure of a sample of gas and the volume. The pressure of a given sample of gas is measured over different volumes using a syringe and attached pressure sensor. In each video the number of gas particles remains constant, but the number of gas particles is different for data sets #1 - #3.
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #1) P vs V: youtu.be/SDI2EI0PKI0
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #2) P vs V: youtu.be/hff6xhPzmtE
Pressure of a Gas Lab (Data Set #3) P vs V: youtu.be/cMZbTLARDUM
