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KMT Statement 1
Gases are tiny and spaced far apart
KMT Statement 2
Constantly and randomly moving
KMT Statement 3
Collisions are elastic (No energy transferred or lost)
KMT Statement 4
No forces of attraction or repulsion
KMT Statement 5
Kinetic energy of a gas is based on temperature
Pressure
force per area: particles hitting sides of the container
Torr conversions to 1 atm
760.
mmHg conversions to 1 atm
760
kPa conversions to 1 atm
101.3
When the mercury near the outside of the manometer is lower
Pgas=Pair-h
When the mercury near the outside of the manometer is higher
Pgas=Pair+h
Pressure of gas in a mixture…
can be measured as if it were alone
Ptot=
Pgas1+P2+P3…
Two flask problem combines?
Particle Pressures (Ptot=…) & Boyle’s law (P1V1=P2V2)
Kinetic Energy formula
3/2RT
R=8.314 J/mol*k
Root Mean Square Velocity formula
square root (3RT/MM)
R=8.314 J/mol*k
MM=kg/mol
Units: m/s
Effusion definition
Passage of gas through tiny opening into a vacuum
Effusion forumla
rate of gas1/rate of gas2 = square root (MM2/MM1)
Rate= vol/time
Diffusion definition
spreading out from high to low concentration
Diffusion graphs explained
number of gas molec. being larger at beginning but as velocity goes on increasing means it is heavier and small number of gas molec. at the beginning but larger as velocity increases is ligher
number of gas molec. being larger at beginning but as velocity goes on increasing means temperature is low and small number of gas molec. at the beginning but larger as velocity increases is higher temp
Mole Fraction definition
Mixture of gases
Mole Fraction 2 equations
Xa=na/ntot
Pa=Xa*Ptot
Density=
mass/volume
MM=
m/n
PV=
nRT
Gases behave ideally at?
high temps & low pressures