Honors Chemistry: Gas law vocabulary and formulas

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relates volume and pressure at a constant temperature

Boyles law

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Volume and pressure inversely related

Boyles law

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formula: P1V1 = P2V2

Boyles law

<p>Boyles law </p>
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if you push a bottle and it gets crushed…this law is….

Boyles law

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relates temperature and volume at a constant pressure.

Charles law

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temperature and volume are directly related

Charles law

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formula: V1/T1 = V2/T2

Charles law

<p>Charles law </p>
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a hot air ballon is what law…

Charles law

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relates pressure and temperature at a constant volume

Gay Lussacs law

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pressure and temperature are directly related

Gay Lussacs law

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formula: P1/T1 = P2/T2

Gay Lussacs law

<p>Gay Lussacs law</p>
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Hairspray in a fire that causes an explosion is what law….

Gay Lussacs law

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pressure, temperature, volume, # of particles (moles) are all interrelated.

Ideal gas law

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formula: Pv = nRT

Ideal gas law

<p>Ideal gas law</p>
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In a refrigerator, the coolant gas is compressed which means the volume of gas is decreased that eventually increases the temperature…this laws is….

Ideal gas law

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Each gas independently creates pressure

Dalton law of partial pressure

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displacement technique to find pressure which often uses water

Dalton law of partial pressure

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formula: Pt = P1 + P2 + P3……

Dalton law of partial pressure

<p>Dalton law of partial pressure </p>
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a Scuba tank. The air in a scuba tank is carefully regulated to a specific mole ratio. That means that each of those gases in that tank will have their own partial pressure…this law is…..

Dalton law of partial pressure

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if you have more moles, takes up more space.

Avogadros law

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relates volume and moles directly

Avogadros law

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formula: V1/N1 = V2/N2

Avogadros law

<p>Avogadros law </p>
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The way car tires loses air. When the air that was trapped in the tire gets out, the amount of air in the tire goes down….this law is….

Avogadros law

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pressure, volume, temperature all directly related

Combined gas law

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formula: P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2

Combined gas law

<p>Combined gas law </p>
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As the temperature of the refrigerated balloon decreases, the volume of the gas inside the balloon also decreases…this law is….

Combined gas law

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Boyles law

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Charles law

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Gay Lussacs Law