Code Number: 4F10.50
Demo Title: Gas Properties and Flammability
Condition: Good
Principle: Gas Laws
Area of Study: Thermodynamics. Chemistry and Physics
Equipment:
Balloons (Large and Small), Fishing Line with Swivels attached, Oxygen, Hydrogen Helium, Candle on 2-meter stick, Disposable Grill Lighter,
Procedure:
See also: 4F10.50 in Chemistry and Physics of Everyday Experience
See the files or the hardcopy 4F10.50 entry for directions.
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