Gas laws, states of matter, Flashcards
Boyle’s law
Pressure is inversely
proportional to volume
Charles’s law
Volume is directly
proportional to temperature
Kelvin scale (absolute scale)
temp. scale used with gas laws
pressure
amount of force per unit of area
volume
[ 2 ways to measure it]
When measuring the space
occupied by an object
formula/water displacement
Mass
amount of matter in an object
weight
measure of gravitational force on an object
matter
anything with mass and volume
inertia
tendency of object to resist change in motion
kinetic potential
energy that is related
to the temperature of a
substance
physical
A property that can be
measured and observed
without changing the
identity of the substance
chemical
A property when measured
and observed changes the
identity of the substance
density
ratio of
mass: volume
physical properties
State/solubility/electrical conductivity/color are examples
chemical properties
flammability, reactivity, toxicity, acidity are examples