gases Flashcards

1
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nitrogen

A

most abundant gas in the atmosphere, vital for plant growth

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2
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oxygen

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vital for respiration, made through photosynthesis

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3
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methane

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greenhouse gas, released into the atmosphere through permafrost

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4
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what is chemical reactivity of a gas

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its tendency to undergo a chemical change

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5
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what does the reactivity of a gas depend on

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on the electron configuration and the strength of attraction between the nucleus and the valence electrons

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6
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a strong hold on electrons equals…

A

less reactivity

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7
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what is combustion

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oxidation reaction that releases energy usually in the form of heat or light

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8
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hydrocarbons

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organic compunds that come from living organisms, when they burn they will relase water and carbon dioxide

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9
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what are the 3 points of the particle model

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  • all matter in made up of particles, small with space between them
  • attract or repel each other
  • particles are always moving
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10
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vibrational motion

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  • symmetrical stretching
  • bending
  • asymmentrical stretching
  • in all 3 forms
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11
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rotational

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liquids and solid

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12
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translational

A

gases

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13
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particles in solids

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  • only motion is vibration

- small atractive force

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14
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particles in liquids

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  • weaker force of attraction
  • rotate and vibrate
  • distance is greater than a solid
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15
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particles in gases

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  • all 3 types
  • no forces between the particles, they spread apart
  • they are disorderly
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16
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how is someones kinetic energy

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determined by mass and velocity

17
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which has a greater effect on kinetic energy

A

velocity because it is squared

18
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what does the shape of the maxwell distribution curve show

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that at any given temperature many of the gas particles move at the same velocity

19
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what happens to the maxwell graph when you increase the temperature

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the curve moves to the right

20
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from the peak moving right, what did he infer

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the higher the temperature of the gas, the faster the particles move

21
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what are the points of the kinetic molecular theory

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  • gases consist of molecules in motion
  • molecular motion results in collisions with the walls of the container, which results in pressure
  • kinetic energy is proportional to the temperature of a gas
  • molecular collisions occur with no loss of energy
  • have no intermolecular force of attraction or repulsion, therefore mostly empty space
  • have negligible volume, volume is mostly empty space
22
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compressibility

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gas particles can move close together under the effect of a force

23
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what does compressibility allow

A

makes it possible to store large quantities of gas in small places

24
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expansion

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they will always expand to fill all the available space

25
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diffusion

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  • random dispersion of aimlessly colliding particles

- gas mixed with other gases through the movement of its particles

26
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effusion

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  • gas flows across a barrier through a small opening