Unit 3 Lesson .03-Introduction to Gas Laws Flashcards
What happens if you increase or decrease one of the gas properties?
The properties will be affected.
What happens in an inversely proportional relationship?
When one value goes up, the other value goes down. For example, in the graph below, the X value is going up while the Y value is going down.
What happens in a directly proportional relationship?
One value goes up while the other goes up as well. For example, in the graph below, the X value is going up while the Y value goes up too.
What relationship does volume and pressure have?
Volume is inversely proportional to pressure.
Since volume and pressure are inversely proportional, what happens when the volume increases?
Pressure decreases.
What happens when volume decreases?
Pressure increases.
What do molecules do when under high pressure?
They move around and collide a lot more which creates thermal energy as well.
What type of relationship does volume and temperature have?
Volume is directly proportional to temperature.
What happens to the temperature when volume increases?
The temperature increases too.
What happens to the volume when temperature is increased?
The volume increases too.
What type of relationship does volume and pressure have with temperature?
Volume and pressure are directly proportional to temperature, meaning they will both increase if temperature increases. IN some cases, only one will change.
What type of relationship does volume and pressure have with temperature?
Volume and pressure are directly proportional to temperature, meaning they will both increase if temperature increases. IN some cases, only one will change.
What happens to the gas’s density when the gas is compressed?
The density increases, causing the buoyancy of the gas to decrease.
