Kinetic Theory Flashcards

1
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Define ‘The mole’, the SI unit for amount of substance

A

The amount of a substance which contains the same number of particles as there are atoms in 12g of carbon12

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2
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What is NA

A

Avogadro’s constant

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3
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Define avogadro’s constant

A

The number of molecules per mole

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4
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What is N

A

The number of molecules

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5
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What is n

A

The number of moles

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6
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State the equation which links NA, N and n together

A

n=N/NA

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7
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What is M

A

Molar Mass

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8
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What is Mr

A

Relative molecular mass

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9
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What is Mt

A

Total Mass

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10
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How would you calculated M using Mr

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M=Mr/1000

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11
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State the equation which links Mt, M and n together

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n=Mt/M

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12
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State Boyle’s law

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For a fixed mass of gas at constant temperature, pressure is inversly proportional to the volume it occupies.
P∝1/v

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13
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Pressure ∝ Temperature when ____ is constant

A

Volume

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14
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Volume ∝ Temperature when ____ is constant

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Pressure

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15
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State the ideal gas equation

A

pV=nRT
R=molar gas constant

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16
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State the alternative ideal gas equation using ‘N’ rather than ‘n’

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n=N/NA pV=N/NA RT
k=R/NA pv=NkT

17
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Kinetic theory assumptions of an ideal gas

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  1. Intermolecular collisions between molecules are elastic
  2. The molecules themselves occupy a negligible fraction of the container volume
  3. Repulsive forces only exist when the particles are close enough to one another
  4. There is a large number of molecules even in a small volume, with a large number of collisions in a small amount of time
  5. The motion of molecules is evenly distributed over all directions
  6. There is a random distribution of energy amongst the particles.
18
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Kinetic theory of gas pressure equation

A

Pressure=Mean force/ Area

19
Q

State an equation that combines newton’s laws of motion and the kinetic theory assumptions

A

p=1/3 ρc² or p=1/3 Nmc²
But C is mean square speed
m=individual mass

20
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Combine the ideal gas equation and the gas pressure equation

A

p=Mt/V = Nm/V
p=1/3 ρc² =1/3 Nmc²/V
pV=1/3 Nmc²
pV=nRT
1/3 Nmc²=nRT
x 3/2
1/2 Nmc²=3/2 nRT

N=Number of particles
1/2 mc²= mean Ek of each particle
1/2 mc²= total Ek of all particles

21
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For a Monatomic gas, give the equation for translational Ek of a gas molecule if the total translational Ek is given by Ek=3/2 nRT

A

3/2 nRT= N 1/2 mc²
Divide each side with N
3/2 x n/N x RT=1/2 mc²
n/N=NA
3/2 x RT/NA =1/2 mc²
R/NA= K
3/2 kT=1/2 mc²