Ch 8: AP Chemistry: Gases: Tutoring Solution

How it works:

• Begin your assignment or other AP chemistry work.
• Identify the gases concepts that you're stuck on.
• Find fun videos on the topics you need to understand.
• Press play, watch and learn!
• Complete the quizzes to test your understanding.
• As needed, submit a question to one of our instructors for personalized support.

Who's it for?

This chapter of our AP chemistry tutoring solution will benefit any student who is trying to learn about gases and earn better grades. This resource can help students including those who:

• Struggle with understanding kinetic molecular theory, pressure, diffusion, molar volume, Boyle's law, ideal gas law, real gases, gas density or any other gases topic
• Have limited time for studying
• Want a cost effective way to supplement their science learning
• Prefer learning science visually
• Find themselves failing or close to failing their gases unit
• Cope with ADD or ADHD
• Want to get ahead in AP chemistry
• Don't have access to their science teacher outside of class

Why it works:

• Engaging Tutors: We make learning about gases simple and fun.
• Cost Efficient: For less than 20% of the cost of a private tutor, you'll have unlimited access 24/7.
• Consistent High Quality: Unlike a live AP chemistry tutor, these video lessons are thoroughly reviewed.
• Convenient: Imagine a tutor as portable as your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Learn about gases on the go!
• Learn at Your Pace: You can pause and rewatch lessons as often as you'd like, until you master the material.

Learning Objectives

• Use kinetic molecular theory to describe the properties of gases.
• Convert among the various units of pressure.
• Learn how to convert between Kelvins and Celsius.
• Understand how to measure the density of a gas.
• Calculate partial and total pressures using Dalton's law of partial pressures.
• Describe the relationship between the temperature of a gas and its kinetic energy.
• Become familiar with Graham's law.
• Calculate the quantity or volume of a gas with Avogadro's law.
• Use Boyle's law to describe the relationship between gas pressure and volume.
• Explain how gas volume and temperature are related using Charles' law.
• Understand how gas pressure and temperature affect one another using Gay-Lussac's law.
• Determine the volume, temperature, pressure or quantity of gas using the ideal gas law.
• Learn how to apply the van der Waals equation when there are non-ideal conditions.