Gas laws and states of matter

Gasses have _ and _ because they are _

Mass, volume, and matter

Are gasses easy or hard to compress? Does the volume increase or decrease?

Easy and decrease

Can Gasses fill their container completely?

Yes

Can gasses move through each other

Yes

Gasses exert?

Pressure

A gas consists of what kinds of particles?

Small

Gas particles have?

Mass

The distances between gas particles are?

Larger than their own dimensions

Collisions of particles are?

Elastic and bounce off of each other

The energy of the particles depends on?

Tempeature

What kind of energy makes the particles move faster

Kinetic energy

Gas particles have no?

Intermolecular forces

4 variables used to describe gases:

Pressure, volume, temperature, and number of moles.

Volume

The amount of space the gas takes up

Pressure

The force per unit area exerted by a gas

Temperature

Measure of the amount of molecular energy

STP

1 atm and 0C

If the pressure of a gas increases what happens to the volume?

Decreases

What does n represent?

Amount; moles

The main property that determines how fast a gas will effuse or diffuse?

The mass

What number is R

0.0821

Gases will deviate from ideal gas behavior under what two conditions?

Low temp and high pressure

A kelvin can be negative

False