ch20 - ideal gases Flashcards
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gas particles
. random directions
. straight line motion
average speed of molecules in air
400 ms-1
atmospheric pressure
100000 Pa
surface area of typical person
2.0 m²
factors affecting pressure exerted by gas on box
. number of molecules that hit each side of box per second
. force with which a moldcule collides with the wall
more pressure
. more molecules
. more temperature
properties of gas
. measured in g or kg
. sometimes moles (SI of substance) of gas is considered
1u = 1.66*10^-27 kg
mass/ u * no. = 6.20 @
pressure
. normal force/ unit area
. 1 Pa = 1 Nm-2
temperature
. celcius, kelvin, fahrenheit
. Tc - 0 / 100 = Tf - 32 / 180 = Tk - 273.15 / 100
. Tk = Tc + 273.15
volume
. measure of space occupied by the gas
. m³
mass
. measured in g or kg
. sometimes moles (SI of substance) of gas is considered
1u = 1.66*10^-27 kg
mass/ u * no. = avocado’s constant
avogadro constant, Na
.the number of particles in one mole of any substance
Na = 6.02 * 10^23 mol-1
Boyle’s Law
the pressure exerted by a fixed mass of a gas inversely proportional to its volume, provided the temperature of the gas remains constant
P = k/V
p1V1 = p2V2
Charles’ Law
the volume ocupied by a gas at constant pressure is directly proportional to its thermodynamic (absolute) temperature
V = kT
pV/T = constant
ideal gas
gas that behaves according to PV=nRT
gases approach ideal behaviour at
. high temperature
. low pressure
ideal gas equation/equation of state
pV=nRT
pV=NkT
. n is no. moles
. N is no. molecules
. k is Boltzmann constant
. R is gas constant (8.31)
number moles
mass/ molar mass
kinetic theory of gases
a model based on the microscopic motion of atoms or molecules of a gas
assumptions for kinetic theory of gases
. gas contains many particles colliding and moving randomly
. forces between particles are negligible
. volume of particles is negligible compared to volume occupied by gas
. time during collisions is negligible compared to the time between collisions
force
F = <>mv/T
pressure
F/A
derive pV = 1/3 * Nm<c²>
change in p = -mc - (mc)
change in p = - 2mc
time between collisions = d/s
time between collisions = 2l/c
force = change in p/time
force = 2mc/ (2l/c)
force = mc²/l
pressure = F/A
pressure = (mc²/l) / l²
pressure of 1 molecule = mc²/l³
pressure of N molecules in single direction = Nm <c²> / l³
three dimensions:
<cx²> = <cy²> = <cz²>
1/3 <c²>
so pressure = 1/3 * (Nm<c²> / l³)
l³ = volume
so pV = 1/3 * Nm<c²> t
KINETIC ENERGY OF MOLECULE = 3/2 * kT derive
pV = 1/3 * Nm<c²>
pV = nRT
1/3 * Nm<c²> = nRT
m<c²> = 3nRT / N
m<c²> = 3RT/Na
1/2 m<c²> = 3RT/2Na
R/ Na = Boltzmann constant, k
1/2 m<c²> = 3/2*kT
KINETIC ENERGY OF MOLECULE = 3/2 * kT