Understand Guy Lussac's Law of combining volume. click on the link to Watch the VIDEO explanation: Watch Video
When two volumes of hydrogen reacts with one volume of oxygen then two volume of steam are formed. Thus the combining volume of the reactants and the volume of product are in the ratio 2:1:2. So Guy Lussac's Law of combining volume states that the combining volume of gasses are in a simple integer ratio to one another and the ratio can be extended to the products if they are gaseous provided all the volume are measured under same condition of temperature and pressure.
When two volumes of hydrogen reacts with one volume of oxygen then two volume of steam are formed. Thus the combining volume of the reactants and the volume of product are in the ratio 2:1:2. So Guy Lussac's Law of combining volume states that the combining volume of gasses are in a simple integer ratio to one another and the ratio can be extended to the products if they are gaseous provided all the volume are measured under same condition of temperature and pressure.
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