Collecting & Identifying Gases | Chemical Tests | Chemistry | FuseSchool

Ever wondered how to collect and identify gases? Watch this to find out!

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[Debedeb]

I absolutely Love your videos! Keep on sharing!

[Polarcupcheck]

This is a good video. You cover a lot of things I don't see in Khan and Bozeman.

[Rudransh-hf]

thanks. i was confused about the topic but now its clear.

[chandrayadav]

I had been stuck with terminology..thank u so much for giving clarity

[ruthchukwuezi]

If gases are insoluble in water does that also allow it to be collected by displacement of water
EDIT: oh whoops u answered it already 1:50

[ameliawibowo]

What is air considered in chemistry though? I mean, what element is air?