SP9d Gas temperature and Pressure Flashcards

1
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1 Pa (pascal) = ?

A

1N/m² (netwon/metre²)

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2
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Atmospheric pressure = ?

A

1.01 x 10⁵ Pa / 101 kPa

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3
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How to convert from kelvin to celsius?

A

subtact 273.

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4
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What is the temperature of a gas?

A

the measure of average kinetic energy of the particles.

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5
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Is the relationship between kinetic energy of gas particles and absolute temperature directly or inversely proportional?

A

directly proportional.

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6
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Why does a gas exert pressure on the walls of its container? (4)

A

.In a gas, particles move around rapidly frequently colliding with the wall
.When they collide they bounce off with the same speed in a dif direction
.This means their velocity has changed, so their momentum must have changed, so there must have been a force on the particle to cause this
.By Newton’s Third Law there must have been a force exerted on the law

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7
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How often molecules hit the wall depends on what?

A

.size of container
.speed of molecules
.number of molecules in container

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8
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The momentum change when each molecule hits the wall depends on what?

A

.mass of molecules
.speed of moleucles

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9
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How are temp and pressure for a gas related?

A

.if we heat gas - pressure increases (for a fixed mass of gas at constant volume)
.as temp inceases, average speed and KE of particles increases
.each sec more particles hit container walls - greater change in velocity or momentum - greater force on walls

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10
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Absolute zero?

A

the lowest possible temperature for a gas - the point at which no more heat can be removed.

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