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chapter 10 Flashcards

Liquids, Solids, and Phase Changes

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define a solid

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substances that consist of atoms, molecules, or ions held together rigidly in a definite way/shape

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define liquid

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atoms, molecules, or ions held together less strongly, holding a changeable definite shape.

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define gases

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atoms or molecules that have little attraction to one another and are free to move around

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What accounts for more than 99% of the dry air volume?

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nitrogen and oxygen

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5
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what form (liquid, solid, or gas) has uniform proportions?

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gases

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6
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what % of volume are the particles in gases?

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0.1%

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what % of the volume are the particles in liquids/solids?

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70%

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define pressure

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(P) force exerted divided by per area unit

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define force

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mass x acceleration

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pressure formula

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mass x acceleration / per area unit

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define atmospheric pressure

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mass of the air pressing down on earth’s surface

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define millimeter of mercury (torr)

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atmospheric pressure using a mercury barometer

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what is a mercury barometer?

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tube full of mercury, sealed at one side, pulls at gravity from the inside, to measure gas pressure.

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What is the atmospheric pressure at sea level?

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760mm Hg

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15
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define bar

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unit of pressure

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How is the relation of how much pressure is in the bulb compared to the amount of mercury

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If there is a higher amount of mercury on the open side of the tube, then the pressure of the gas is higher than the atmospheric pressure. vise versa

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define gas laws

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relationship between gas variables

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18
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what are the gas variables

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pressure, temperature, volume, amount

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what is the ideal gas

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gas that follows gas law behaviors

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what is Boyle’s law

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volume of the gas inversely varies with its pressure

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21
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What is Charles law?

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volume of the gas varies directly with the temperature

22
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What is Avogadro’s law?

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volume ideally directly varies with molar amount

23
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What is standard molar volume?

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1 mol of ideal gas volume

24
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what is the ideal gas law

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Boyle’s law, Charles’ law, and Avogadro’s law all combined into one law

25
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What is the gas constant (R)

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0.082058 J/(mol x K)

26
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What is standard temperature and pressure (STP)

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When the pressure is always 1atm and 273.15 kelvin

27
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What is the issue with the ideal gas law

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not all gases are perfectly similar and obey the laws perfectly. They’re all a bit different

28
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What gas law is used to convert density measure to any temp at STP

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ideal gas law

29
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mole fraction

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number of moles in a component / total number of moles in a mixture

30
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Dalton’s law of partial pressures

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all the partial pressures are measure by their mole fraction multiplied with the pressure and added all together to find the whole pressure total

31
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What consists of the kinetic-molecular theory

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  • gas consists of many tiny moving particles
  • most volume is mostly open space
  • no attractive/ repulsive forces
  • have constant energy
  • average kinetic energy is proportionate to kelvin temp
32
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what law measures forcefulness of collisions. states smaller volume = smaller distance the particles can move and their frequency

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Boyle’s law

33
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what measures the average kinetic energy of particles

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Kelvin temp

34
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What law states that if the temp increases, the faster the particles move and the volume must increase

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Charles’s law

35
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what law states that more particles in a sample, the more the volume should increase

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Avogadro’s law

36
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define diffusion

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mixing of different molecules of random motion with frequent collisions

37
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define effusion

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gas molecules escape without collisions through a tiny hole into a vacuum.

38
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What is graham’s law

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rate of effusion of a gas is inversely proportional to the square root of its mass. Lighter the molecule, the faster it effuses.

39
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different gases at the same temp have what same characteristic

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the have the same kinetic energy

40
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What is the van dev waals equation

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a modification of the ideal gas law

41
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what are primary pollutants

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those that enter the environment directly from a industrial emission source

42
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secondary pollutant

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formed by chemical reaction of primary pollutants, not directly emitted

43
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which region of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

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stratosphere

44
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what pollutants directly enter the environment from a source?

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primary

45
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which pollutants are more toxic?

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secondary

46
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what pollutants do not show synergism?

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primary

47
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what air pollutants are primary?

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So2
CO
Pb
particulate matter

48
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what pollutants are secondary?

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O3
NO2
photochemical smog

49
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what substance has markedly increased due to use of fossil fuels and contributes to greenhouse effect?

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CO2

50
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what greenhouse gas has the greatest concern from human activities?

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nitrous oxide

51
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which gas of refrigeration and air conditioning is a source of greenhouse gases

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SF6

52
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which is the principal cause of global warming?

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greenhouse effect

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