| Sub-category | Demo Name | Brief Description | Demo Notes | Demo # | Type of Item |
| Water balloon volume - | How much water does a balloon hold? | 87 | Demonstration | ||
| Avogadro’s law and Standard Molar Volume | Thermal expansion of gases | Dry ice is placed in balloon, plastic bag or rubber glove and sealed, then with time inflates the object. | It usually won't explode the balloon, but might break the seal on the bags to give a pop sound. Also on Shakashiri tape 2 #29 | 30 | Demonstration |
| Avogadro’s law and Standard Molar Volume | Chemical pop gun, rocket -vinegar and baking soda | Mix in a sunny delight bottle to shoot off the lid. This spews solution in the room, so best to do outside | 117 | Demonstration | |
| Avogadro’s law and Standard Molar Volume | methane bubbles, snake charming | bubble methane gas through a funnel of soapy water to make bubble snake to light | 141 | Demonstration | |
| Avogadro’s law and Standard Molar Volume | Thermal expansion of gases | Dry ice sublimes and inflates the container. | Shakashiri tape 2 #29 | M8 | Movie |
| Boyle’s Law: Volume-Pressure Relationship | Boyle's law | The volume of gas is decreased while the pressure increases-shown by adding water to a series of flasks so all the air is forced into fewer flasks. | Also, the cartesian diver, the mass of a textbook applications. | 73 | Demonstration |
| Charle’s Law: Volume-Temperature Relationship | Charles's law (T, V) | Cooled, then warmed up flask causes syringe plunger to rise. | Not too interesting, but it works | 31 | Demonstration |
| Charles’ Law: Volume-Temperature Relationship | Sublimation and gas expansion | Dry ice, warm water in Sunny delight bottles-shoots lid; dry ice fog. Put a few chunks of dry ice and a little water into the bottle and snap on the lid. Be sure it is standing upright and not pointed at anyone. | Also on Shakhashiri tape III #40. Try to keep track of where the lid goes so it can be reused. | 89 | Demonstration |
| Charles’ Law: Volume-Temperature Relationship | Sublimation and gas expansion | Shakhashiri tape III #40. | M32 | Movie | |
| Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures | Dalton's law of partial pressures | Three different gases of 3 different volumes give additive pressures. | Also on Shakashiri tape 2 #30 | 74 | Demonstration |
| Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures | Dalton's law of partial pressures | Three different gases of 3 different volumes give additive pressures. | Shakashiri tape 2 #30 | M27 | Movie |
| Diffusion and Effusion | Flow of gases through a porous cup | A porous cup is placed in a beaker of a light gas or a heavy gas to cause water in a connected flask to be ejected due to increased pressure, or to bubble due to air entry. Low mw gases flow faster than high mw gases. Diffusion. | 75 | Demonstration | |
| Diffusion and Effusion | methane bubbles, snake charming | bubble methane gas through a funnel of soapy water to make bubble snake to light | 141 | Demonstration | |
| Diffusion and Effusion | Effusion and diffusion | See also Shakhashiri tape#II #32. Large plastic tray with a nose drawn on the bottom inside, and large yellow, orange, red, pink jellybeans, ~5 purple jelly beans, Shake the tray to show jelly beans going toward the nose, and some get into it. Also, pour about 10ml AmOH into a 100ml beaker and let it diffuse for students to smell the ammonia smell. | 161 | Demonstration | |
| Diffusion and Effusion | Diffusion | Tape shows diffusion of bromine vapor in air and in a vacuum. | Shakhashiri tape#II #32 | M44 | Movie |
| Kinetic-Molecular Theory | Effusion and diffusion | See also Shakhashiri tape#II #32. Large plastic tray with a nose drawn on the bottom inside, and large yellow, orange, red, pink jellybeans, ~5 purple jelly beans, Shake the tray to show jelly beans going toward the nose, and some get into it. Also, pour about 10ml AmOH into a 100ml beaker and let it diffuse for students to smell the ammonia smell. | 161 | Demonstration | |
| Kinetic-Molecular Theory | Diffusion | Tape shows diffusion of bromine vapor in air and in a vacuum. | Shakhashiri tape#II #32 | M44 | Movie |
| Pressure | Collapsing can | Heated water in soda can, invert into water. The heated can has a partial vacuum and when sealed by the water it implodes with noise. | Very popular. Be sure to practice. Also on Shakhashiri tape 2 #28 | 32 | Demonstration |
| Pressure | Egg experiments besides CaO | baking soda, egg in a bottle, osmosis | 123 | Demonstration | |
| Pressure | Dry ice air hockey | Sublimation so puck "floats". | Best done in a class with tables so students can shoot the dry ice to each other. | 139 | Demonstration |