Chapter 13 (gases/gas laws) Flashcards

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Pressure

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The force acting on an area

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Temperature and volume

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As temperature increases volume increases

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Kinetic energy theory of gases

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  • Some particles move fast, some move slow
  • Particles are always moving in a constant, random motion
  • Pressure of gas is due to collisions of gas particles
  • Increased gas temp causes more collisions
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Difference between real and ideal gases

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Ideal gases have
NO volume
NO attraction

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5
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Difference between solids and gases

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Solids– definite shape and volume
High density

Gases– NO definite shapes and volumes
Extremely Low density

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6
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If a gas is compressed, the

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Pressure will increase

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Heating up gas makes the particles

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Have more kinetic energy and increase in pressure

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8
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Pressure units

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1 ATM = 760 mmHg = 760 torr = 101.3 kpa = 1.7 psi

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9
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What is 515 mmHg in kpa ?

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515 mmHg x 101.3kpa/760mmhg

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Boyles law / constant temperature and pressure

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(Inverse relationships)

As pressure increases, volume decreases

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Boyles law formula

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PV1=PV2

Tip(asking to find either volume or pressure with three given variables)

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Charles law – temperature and volume at constant pressure

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As volume increases temperature increases

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13
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Charles law formula

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V/T=V/T

Tip(when asking for volume or temperature with three given variables –one temp and one volume)
ALL ASWERS IN KELVIN (c+273)

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GayLussacs Law – temperature and pressure at constant volume

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As pressure increases, temperature increases

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Gay lussacs formula

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P/T= P/T

Tip(asking for pressure or temperature given three variable –one temp and one pressure)
ALWAYS IN KELVIN

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16
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Combined gas law

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PV = P2V2
T T2

When you’re given all three and asked to find one
If one remains constant, eliminate it from the equation..

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Dalton’s law of partial pressure

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The total pressure of a mixture of gas is the sum of all their individual pressures

18
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Graham’s law of diffusion and effusion

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The big gas particles move slowly, small move fast

19
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Diffusion

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Random mixing of particles

20
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Effusion

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Escape of small particles

21
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Which particles love fast? The ones in the heavier mass element or lighter mass element?

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Lighter mass element

22
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STP

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Standard temperature and pressure

1atm=760mmhg

23
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Density of gas equation

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D = (mm)(p)/rt

24
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Molar mass of gas equation

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Ideal gas law
``` PV = nRT P-pressure V-volume(L) n-moles R-ideal gas constant T- temperature (K) ``` Does not relate to the amount of gas that is present, but rather the amount of substance
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Avogadro's hypothesis
States that one mole of any gas occupies the same volume as long as the temperature and pressure are held constant. R=PV (To determine value of ideal gas constant) — nT
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Molecular weight (molar mass) gas formula
dRT —— = MW P