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Behaviour of Gas

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This is an activity if you learn that gas has a mass

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This is an activity if you learn that gas has a mass

by ELMER DUMA
1

Which piece of laboratory equipment is most appropriate to use if you want to prove that the air inside a balloon has a measurable mass?

2

In an experiment to prove gas has mass, a student measures a deflated basketball at 570 g and an inflated basketball at 575 g. What does the 5 g difference represent?

3

Why is it often difficult to perceive that gases have mass in everyday life?

4

You were to use a Digital Balance to prove gas has mass, which of the following results would confirm your hypothesis?

5

Which of the following statements best explains the 'proof' that gases have mass from a molecular perspective?

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