B.3 Gas Laws Flashcards

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Mole

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Amount of a substance with the same number of elementary entities as the number of atoms in 0.012kg to 12C

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Avogadrao’s Constant

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the number of atoms in 0.012kg of 12C

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Molar mass

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the mass of one mole of a substance

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Why is a gas never always an ideal gas?

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It can behave like an ideal gas but all gases can be turned into a liquid

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Ideal gas characteristics (collisions, shape/motion, forces, volume)

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  • Collisions are elastic and last negligible amounts of time
  • Spheres and random motion
  • No intermolecular forces between them
  • Have negligible volume compared to volume of gas as a whole
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Pressure

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Force per unit area that acts perpendicular to the surface of the object (Pa)

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Why do gas particles exert a force on the walls of a container?

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Due to their change in momentum as they collide with the wall

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Pressure a gas exerts can be changed by changing

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  • Force per collision
  • Number of collisions per unit area
  • Number of collisions per unit time
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9
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For an ideal gas the magnitude of the pressure is related to…?

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The average translational speed of molecules

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Change in state

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Pressure, volume, temperature

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Pressure law

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Pressure is proportional to temperature if volume is constant

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If volume is constant…

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Pressure is proportional to temperature (P/T)

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13
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Charles’ Law

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Volume is proportional to temperature if pressure is constant

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14
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If pressure is constant…

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Volume is proportional to temperature (V/T)

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15
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Boyle’s Law

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume if temperature is constant

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16
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If temperature is constant…

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume (PV is constant)

17
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What does the constant in the ideal gas law depend on?

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The number of gas molecules in the sample

18
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An ideal gas follows…

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The three gas laws for P, R, T (it cannot be liquified)

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Isovolumetric

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Constant volume

20
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Isobaric

A

Constant pressure

21
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Isothermic

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Constant temperature

22
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What does the internal energy of an ideal gas depend on?

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Quantity of gas (number of moles) and temperature of gas