Be Lazy! Don't Memorize the Gas Laws!

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Here is a really fantastic shortcut you can use so you don't have to memorize any of these gas law: Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, Avogadro's Law, and the Combined Gas Law

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yeah, that can work, but not if you want to find the number of moles, like in avogadro's law for example. there are certainly many ways to remember this; the method i talk about here is just one. do whatever works for you!

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I watched all his law gas videos, and understanding what I'm doing is much easier, and I actually understand the situation when doing it, and also know the variables are constant, if the problem doesn't tell you, our professor also sort of said the same thing, but didn't explain it as in depth, but I had already watched all these videos and so understood him.

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That was AWESOME! Thanks so much for sharing this technique. I found your channel when I was looking up how to know which gas law to use and your "Which Gas Equation Do I Use?" video came up at the top of the results. The way you explain things really clicks for me. I'll definitely check out more of your videos!

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This just saved my life! Best explanation I've seen. Makes it soooo much easier than memorizing all the different formulas. Thanks so much :)

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WHY do they not teach this in school? They would rather us memorize 5 different equations then 1 and learn how to dissect it.. just frustrating

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Reading the first few comments and watching the first few minutes of this video but made me subscribed instantly. Thanks for sharing the tip because honestly speaking those gas laws are a handful. Good job!

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The Ideal Gas Equation (expressions) may be derived simply by studying the fact that multiplying by one is symmetric in yield to adding zero. There are implications that all chemistry noted within The Standard Model of Particle Physics are halogen derivative. Makes sense imo as it is in keeping with the nomenclature of halogens.

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Maybe you should mention that the variables on the right of the equation have to be constant otherwise you cannot say that, e.g. p1*V1=p2*V2. Don't know wether that is obvious for everyone... Best Regards

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You could also memorize the combined gas law and cancel out the variable u don't need

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and which are given in question as constant will be simply cancelled out

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alternatively, if you want to spare some more time , you can just add "dummy-vallues" to the things you don't need, like volume and moles in this case. setting volume to 1 L, and moles to 1 mole, would produce the same results as just using the Gay-Lussac Law. actually, it doesn't even matter what dummy values you use, but 1 is an easy number to pass by.

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Some teachers will mark you wrong for assuming an arbitrary value of terms that will ultimately cancel out of the equation. Often times, part of the scope of the assignment is to show that your solution is independent of the variables you were not given, rather than just to get the right answer.

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These laws work only if other variables are constants so how do you remember which variables must be constant in order for the gas laws to work?

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