Chemistry chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Gases assume the ______ and ______ of their containers

A

Volume and shape

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2
Q

Gases are the least compressible state of matter
✅ or ❌

A


Most compressible

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3
Q

Gases are the most __________ state of _______

A

Compressible

Matter

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4
Q

Gases have much lower ______ than liquids and solids

A

Densities

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5
Q

Gases will mix _______ and _______ when confined to the same _________

A

Evenly
Completely

Container

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6
Q

Gases will only mix even and completely when confined to different containers
✅ or ❌

A


They mix evenly when confined to the same container

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7
Q

1 atm =________ Pa

A

101, 325

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8
Q

1 atm = _______ Torr

A

760

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8
Q

1 atm = _______ mmHG

A

760

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9
Q

The SI unit of pressure is _____

A

Pascal (Pa)

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10
Q

The standard atmosphere pressure is _______

A

1 atm

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11
Q

Standard atmospheric pressure (1 atm) is equal to the ________ that supports a ___________ at exactly _______ or (_______) high at 0 degrees Celsius at sea level

A

Pressure
A column of mercury

760 mmHg
(76 cm)

Focus:
0 degrees Celsius at sea level

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12
Q

Atmospheric pressure is the _______ of ______ of _________ above it

A

Result - the weight- the column of air

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13
Q

Atmospheric pressure can change, it is not always the same depending on
__________, __________, __________

A

Location
T
Weather conditions

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13
Q

Atmospheric pressure acts on all directions (not downward only)
✅ or ❌

A

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14
Q

Manometers are used to measure __________________

A

Gas pressures

15
Q

Used to measure gas pressure
_____________

A

Manometers

16
Q

Manometers

(a closed tube)

The height of the _________ in the tube is equal to _____________

A

Mercury

The pressure of the gas sample

17
Q

Manometer

(Open tube)

The height of the mercury in the tube is equal to the ___________ between______ and ________

A

Pressure difference

Gas and atmosphere