6.3.3.3 Increasing the Pressure of a Gas Flashcards

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What is work?

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  • transfer of energy by a force
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What happens when you do work on a gas?

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  • increasing internal energy of a gas
  • can cause an increase in the temperature of the gas
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What does pumping more gas into the same volume mean?

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  • more particles are present
  • more collisions occur per unit time with the wall
  • pressure increase
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What happens when more gas is added to the fixed volume?

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  • energy is transferred to the particles
  • heats the gas
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What happens when a fixed number of particles at a smaller volume?

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  • particles collide with the wall which is moving inward
  • particles gain momentum as the rebound velocity is greater than approaching velocity
  • so as particle has greater velocity, pressure increases as particles collide with walls more frequently (time between collisions decreases)
  • temperature also increases, as kinetic energy of each particle increases
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