Chapt 5 Gaseous State Flashcards

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Boyle’s law. What formulas to use when mass/moles and temperature are constant? (Think about the 2 other measures of gases)

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pressure is inversely proportional to volume
- When pressure rises, volume of gas decreases
So p/V is a constant 1/k
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p1/V1 = p2/V2

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Charles’ Law. What formula to use when pressure and mass/moles of a gas is the same? (Think of balloon in hot/cold water)

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Volume is directly proportional to temperature
- When temp, increases, volume of gas rises
- V/T is constant k
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V1/T1 = V2/T2

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3
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How to convert Celsius to Kelvins

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0C = 0+273 K

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4
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How to convert 1 bar to Pa

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1 bar =100 000 Pa (105)

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5
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How to convert 1 atm to Pa?

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1 atm = 1 x 101325 Pa

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6
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How to convert 1dm3 to m3

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1dm3
= 103 cm3
= 10-6 m3

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8
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What is the ideal gas equation

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V = R (nT)/p
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- V is vol in m3
- R=8.31
- n is moles
- T is temp in K
- p is pressure in Pa

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9
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How to calculate Mr from ideal gas eqn?

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V = R (nT)/p

V = (mRT)/pM

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