mole box for CO2
22.4 Liter Box = 1 Mole of Gas

 

Code Number:1A10.60

Demo Title: Avogadro's Number

Condition: Good

Principle: Moles and Periodic Chart Fundamentals

Area of Study: Mechanics

Equipment:

22.4 Liter Box = 1 Mole of Gas.

Procedure:

The box is just to show what the volume of 1 mole of gas would be.  There should be Avogadro's number of molecules of a gas in this volume.

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Video Credit: Jonathan M. Sullivan-Wood.

1A10.60 - Avogadro's Number- Mole Box
1A10.60 - Mole Box- Avogadro's Number- No sound