Honors chem kinetic molecular theory w/out 2.1
2.2-
An Alchohal level in a thermometer rises when placed in warm liquid:
water heats up glass
glass heats up thermometer
thermometer heats up alcohol
how the Celsius scale evolved: Celsius boiling is 100 degrees and freezing is a weird -273 degrees so Kelvin made freezing at zero degrees Kelvin that way the numbers make more sense.
How to calculate using a manometer:
find difference between two numbers
is Proom or Pbulb Pushing harder?
Proom- Difference= Atmospheric pressure in the room
Barometer works:
Atmospheric pressure pushes a plate of mercury
The Mercury gets pushed into a tube
Higher the pressure gets the higher the Mercury is in the tube
Pressure indicated on a particle level is measured by collisions.
Pressures at sea level:
1 atm
769 mmHG
14.7 psi
101.3 kpa '.
Dimensional Analysis
2.3-
As temperature increases volume increases
As temperature increases pressure increases
As volume increases pressure decreases
As # of particles increase pressure increases
Pressure-Kelvin from zero up
Pressure-Celsius from a different number up
vocabulary:
Diffusion
: Particles spreading out from a crowded area to a less crowded area.
Pressure: Force from something pushing on a surface.
Manometer: A tool that measures the pressure of a gas inside a container.
Barometer: A tool that measures the pressure of the atmosphere.
Temperature: A measure of how hot or cold something is.
Thermal Expansion: When an object gets bigger as it gets hotter.
Absolute Temperature: Temperature measured starting from absolute zero.
Absolute Zero: The coldest possible temperature, where all atoms stop moving.
Standard Temperature and Pressure (STP): A fixed set of temperature and pressure conditions used to compare gases.
Kinetic Molecular Theory: The idea that gas particles are constantly moving and colliding with each other.