Physics Of Gases Flashcards

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What is Boyle’s Law?

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Pressure is inversely proportional to volume

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What makes the pressure of a gas higher?

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The more frequent/harder the collisions between molecules

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What is Charles’ law?

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Pressure is proportional to absolute temperature

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What is the universal gas law?

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(PV)/(nRT)
P = pressure of gas
V = volume of gas
n = moles of gas
R = universal gas constant
T = temperature of gas
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What does the universal gas law allow?

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Calculation of how volume will change as pressure and temperature changes

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5
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Partial pressure of oxygen in air?

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21.1kPa

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How do you work out the partial pressure of a gas?

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Percentage x total pressure

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What is the standard vapour pressure?

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The pressure once molecules are leaving and entering water at the same rate

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What does standard vapour pressure depend on?

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Temperature only

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9
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When water evaporates, what pressure do they exert?

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Vapour pressure

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10
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When gases dissolve, what do they exert?

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Tension

Like pressure if water wasn’t there

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What happens with tension and partial pressure of the gas in gas mixture at an equilibrium?

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Tension = the partial pressure of the gas in gas mixture

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12
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What does gas tension indicate?

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How readily the gas will LEAVE the liquid

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13
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What is solubility of a gas?

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The amount of gas which enters the liquid to establish a particular tension

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14
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What equation links tension, content and solubility?

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Content = solubility x tension

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15
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How do you work out total content?

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Total content = reacted gas + dissolved gas

16
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What is an example of when a gas reacts with a liquid in physiology?

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When oxygen reacts with haemoglobin

17
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Define tidal volume

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The amount of air which enters the lungs during normal inhalation at rest