states of matter and gas laws

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kinetic energy

the energy an object has becasue of its motion

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3 assumptions of kinetic molecular theory

  1. particles in a gas are considered to be small,hard spheres with insignificant volume

  2. motion of particles in a gas is a rapid, constant motion

  3. all collisions btwn particles in gas are perfectly elastic

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why are gases more easily compressed than solids

gas particles are far apart

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What causes gas pressure? how can it be measured using a barometer?

billions of rapidly moving particles in a gas simultaneously colliding w an object. it is measure by the height of a liquid column supported by that pressure. 

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vacuum

an empty space w NO particles and NO pressure

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relationship btwn atmosphere + elevation

atmospheric pressure decreases as elevation increases

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absolute zero. what is the motion at this temp?

lowest temperature

equal to 0K -273.15 C

gas particles stop moving due to no kinetic energy

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graph of temp against average kinetic energy

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gas @ standard temp/pressure

p= 101.3 kPA

t= 273R

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boyles law

(P + V) inverse

variable held constant= n, T

"Boyle’s Balloon"

Imagine a balloon:

  • If you squeeze it (increase pressure), the volume shrinks.

  • If you release it (decrease pressure), the volume expands.

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Charles Law

(V + T) direct

variable held constant= P, n

charles connects vt

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Gay Lussacs Law ( Great People Take Pride)

(P + T) direct

variable held constant= n,v

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According to Charles’ Law, if the temperature of a contained gas at constant pressure is doubled, what will happen to the volume of the gas?

The volume of the gas will also double.

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At constant temperature and amount of gas, if the pressure increases by a factor of 4, what happens to the volume of this gas?

The volume of the gas will decrease to one-fourth its original volume.

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If temperature of a gas is halved, what will happen to the pressure of this gas if moles and volume are held constant?

The pressure of the gas will also be halved.

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For a closed container of a gas, list three different ways to increase the pressure of the gas.

Increase the temperature, decrease the volume, or add more gas.

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if there are no particles in space, there is ____ pressure

no

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atmospheric pressure at sea level

760 mm Hg

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Define the relationship between the temperature in kelvins and the average kinetic energy of gas particles.

directly proportional

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Pressure

symbol- P

unit- kPa

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Volume

symbol- V

unit- L

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Temp

symbol- T

unit- K

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number of moles (amt of gas)

symbol- n

unit- mol

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combined gas law variable held constant

n