[CHEM] Unit 9- Gas Laws Flashcards

1
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Boyle’s Law states that as ___ increases, the ___ decreases

A

Volume, pressure

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2
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T/F: Volume and pressure have an inverse relationship

A

T

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3
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Charles’ Law states that when the temperature ___, the volume ___

A

Increases, increases

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4
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T/F: Temperature and volume have an inverse relationship

A

F: Direct

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5
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T/F: You must convert temperatures to Kelvin in all parts of an equation

A

T

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6
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Gay-Lussac’s Law states that when temperature ___, the ___ ___

A

Increases, pressure, increases

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7
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T/F: Temperature and pressure have an inverse relationship

A

F: Direct

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8
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STP stands for:

A

Standard temperature and pressure

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9
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Standard temperature is:

A

273 K or 0 C

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10
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Standard pressure is:

A

1 atm or 101.3 kPa

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11
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T/F: 1 atm=101.3 kPa=760 mm Hg=760 torr

A

T

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12
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The first statement of the kinetic molecular theory (KMT) is:

A

Gases contain molecules (atoms for noble gases) that constantly move in random straight lines

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13
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The second statement of KMT is:

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The constantly moving particles collide with the container and each other

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14
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T/F: When gas molecules collide, energy is lost to friction

A

F

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15
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The third statement of KMT is:

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Gas particles are separated by relatively large distances

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16
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The fourth statement of KMT is:

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Gas particles do not influence each other’s movement

17
Q

T/F: Gas molecules move in random lines

A

F: Random STRAIGHT lines