Boyle's Law Charles's Law Gay-Lussac's Law Avogadro's Law Graham's Law CHOOSE THREE FROM THE LIST ABOVE AND USE THEM FOR THE PROJECT BELOW The

• Boyle's Law
• Charles's Law
• Gay-Lussac's Law
• Avogadro's Law
• Graham's Law

CHOOSE THREE FROM THE LIST ABOVE AND USE THEM FOR THE PROJECT BELOW

The purpose of your presentation will be to explain how to apply these laws. Your target audience should be a fellow student who has some knowledge of chemistry, but needs additional help with these specific laws.

For each law that you explain, include the following:

• History of law (maximum one slide)
• The formula, and what the formula stands for (maximum one slide)
• Example Problems: explain how to solve both problems clearly, step by step (use as many slides as you need to clearly illustrate your steps)

Each slide should include information as well as a visual aid (picture, video, animated gif, etc). Keep your slides informative but concise.

You may use the problems from your apply activities to illustrate these concepts, or you may choose to create your own examples. Make sure that you are only using your own words. If you use information from the internet or other sources for research, you must cite your sources.