Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

properties of gas

A
  • High kinetic energy
    –Travel in straight lines until they collide
    –There is a lot of empty space between the
    particles
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2
Q

is the force exerted
per unit area

A

pressure

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3
Q

is an evacuated glass
tube, the tip of which is submerged in a
pool of mercury (Hg).

A

barometer

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4
Q

on the liquid
mercury’s surface forces the mercury
upward into the evacuated tube.Atmospheric pressure

A

Atmospheric pressure

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4
Q

on the liquid
mercury’s surface forces the mercury
upward into the evacuated tube.Atmospheric pressure

A

Atmospheric pressure

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5
Q

nc on slide 7

A
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6
Q

here is an inverse
relationship between
volume and pressure.

A

Boyle’s Law

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7
Q

The volume of a fixed amount of gas (n) at
a constant pressure (P) increases linearly
with increasing temperature (in kelvins).

A

Charles’ Law

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8
Q

If the lines are extrapolated back to a volume of “0,”
they all show the same temperature,

A

absolute zero

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9
Q

volume directly proportional to the
number of gas molecules when P
and T are constant

A

avogadro’s law

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10
Q

The simple gas laws can be combined into a
single law –

A

ideal gas law

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11
Q

gas constant.

A

R

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12
Q

is used to
compare the properties of different gases.

A

A standard set of conditions

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13
Q

are U-shaped tubes partially
filled with a liquid that is connected to the
gas sample on one side and open to
the air on the other.

A

manometers

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14
Q

measure of the gas pressure relative to
atmospheric pressure.

A
  • The difference in the liquid levels
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15
Q

The pressure of a single gas in a mixture of
gases is called its

A

parial pressure

16
Q

The sum of the partial pressures of all the gases
in the mixture equals the total pressure

A

Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures

17
Q

The pressure due to any individual
component in a gas mixture is its

A

partial
pressure (P n).

18
Q

the partial pressure of the water vapor, c

A

vapor pressure

19
Q

The simplest model that describes the
behavior of gases is the

A

kinetic molecular theory

20
Q

The particles of the gas (either atoms or molecules) are

A

constantly moving.

21
Q

The attraction between particles is

A

negligible

22
Q

The average kinetic energy of the gas particles is
directly proportional to the Kelvin temperature.

A

Kinetic Molecular Theory (KMT)

23
Q

The result of many particles in a gas sample
exerting forces on the surfaces around them
is a

A

constant pressure

24
Q

the kinetic molecular theory is a

A

quantitative
model

25
Q

the average distance
a molecule travels
between collisions is
called the

A

mean free path

26
Q

The process of a collection of molecules
spreading out from high concentration to low
concentration is called

A

diffusion

27
Q

The process by which a collection of
molecules escapes through a small hole into
a vacuum is called

A

effusion

28
Q

The rates of diffusion and effusion of a gas are
both related to what

A

its rms velocity

29
Q

often do not behave like ideal gases at
high pressure or low temperature.

A

Real gases

30
Q

to account for the behavior of real gases at high pressure.

A

Johannes van der Waals