ch 11-12 Flashcards

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the model for understanding gases

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kinetic molecular theory

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2
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a collection of particles in constant, straiht-line motion

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a gas

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3
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they do not attract or repel, they do not interact

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gas particles

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4
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there is a lot of space between gas particles compared with…

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the size of the particles themselves

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5
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gas particles is proportionate to…

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the temp of gas in Kelvins

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6
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what are three properties of gases based on kinetic molecular theory?

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gases are compressible, gases assume the shape and volume of their container, gases have low densities in comparison with liquids and solids

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7
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the result of the constant collisions between the atoms or molecules in a gas and the surfaces around them

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pressure

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8
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how are gas particles and pressure related?

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directly, the amount of pressure increases when the number of particles in a given volume increases

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9
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in boyles law, how are pressure and volume related?

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(if constant) the pressure of a gas sample increases for a decrease in volume and decreases for an increases in volume
INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL

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10
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boyles law formula

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P1V1 = P2V2

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11
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why does hot air rise?

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the volume of a gas sample at constant pressure increases with increasing temperature

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12
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in charles law, how are volume and temp related?

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volume of a gas increases linearly with increasing temp, volume of a gas decreases linearly with decreasing temp
DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL

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13
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0 kelvins equals…

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absolute zero

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14
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how can charles law be used?

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to calculate the volume of a gas following a temp change or to calculate the temp of a gas following a volume change

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15
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charles law formula

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V1/T1 = V2/T2

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16
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what is avagadros law?

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the volume of a gas and the amount of the gas in moles (n) are directly proportional

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17
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ideal gas law formual

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PV = nRT

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18
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daltons law formula

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Ptotal = Pa + Pb + Pc….

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19
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what is hypoxia?

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low oxygen levels can have negative physiological effects

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20
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what is oxygen toxicity?

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increased oxygen concentration in body tissues

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21
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formula for gases in chemical reactions

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n = PV/RT

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22
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attractive forces that exist among the water molecule

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intermolecular forces

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23
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molecules and atoms that compose matter are in constant random motion that increases with…

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increasing temperature

24
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what is the most important manifestation of intermolecular forces?

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very existence of lliquids and solids

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when does surface tension occur?
when the molecule within a liquid have more IMF than between the liquid and air
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resistance of a liquid to flow
viscosity
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when does the rate of vaporization occur?
increasing surface area, increasing temp, decreasing strength of intermolecular forces
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volatile
liquids that evaporate easily
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nonvolatile
liquids that do not evaporate easily
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in what two phases does a substance convert from its liquid state into its gaseous state
evaporation and vaporization
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condensation
physical change in which a substance is converted from gas to liquid
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dynamic equilibrium
the point where rates of condensation and evaporation become equal
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what is the partial pressure of its vapor in dynamic equilibrium with its liquid?
vapor pressure
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vapor pressure increases when?
increasing temp, decreasing strength of IMF
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boiling
water as a liquid to a gaseous state
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does boilling raise the temp?
NO
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evaporation absorbs heat so it is...
endothermic
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condensation releases heat so it is...
exothermic
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melting is ...
endothermic
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freezing is...
exothermic
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sublimation
physical change where a solid state directly goes into a gaseous state
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default IMF, present in all molecules and atoms, is what?
Dispersion force
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what are dispersion forces caused by?
fluctuations in the e- distribution
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instantaneous dipoles
randome fluctuations in the electron distribution of a He atom
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molar mass
can be used as a guide when comparing dispersion forces
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dipole-dipole forces exist in...
all polar molecules
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miscibility
a liquids ability to mic with another liquid without seperating into two phases
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molecular solids
solids whose composite units are molecules
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ice is held together by ...? dry ice is held together by ...?
hydrogen bonds, dispersion forces
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ionic solids
solids composed of formula units the smallest electricity neutral collection of cations and anions that compose the compound
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atomic solids
solids whose composit untis are individual atoms
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3 categories of atomic solids
covalent, nonbonding, and metallic
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nonbonding atomic solids
held together by weak dispersion forces
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metallic atomic solids
have variable melting points
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waters high polarity allows it to...?
dissolve many other polar and ionic compounds