Chapter 13 (gases/gas laws) Flashcards
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Pressure
The force acting on an area
Temperature and volume
As temperature increases volume increases
Kinetic energy theory of gases
- 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
Difference between real and ideal gases
Ideal gases have
NO volume
NO attraction
Difference between solids and gases
Solids– definite shape and volume
High density
Gases– NO definite shapes and volumes
Extremely Low density
If a gas is compressed, the
Pressure will increase
Heating up gas makes the particles
Have more kinetic energy and increase in pressure
Pressure units
1 ATM = 760 mmHg = 760 torr = 101.3 kpa = 1.7 psi
What is 515 mmHg in kpa ?
515 mmHg x 101.3kpa/760mmhg
Boyles law / constant temperature and pressure
(Inverse relationships)
As pressure increases, volume decreases
Boyles law formula
PV1=PV2
Tip(asking to find either volume or pressure with three given variables)
Charles law – temperature and volume at constant pressure
As volume increases temperature increases
Charles law formula
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)
GayLussacs Law – temperature and pressure at constant volume
As pressure increases, temperature increases
Gay lussacs formula
P/T= P/T
Tip(asking for pressure or temperature given three variable –one temp and one pressure)
ALWAYS IN KELVIN
Combined gas law
PV = P2V2
T T2
When you’re given all three and asked to find one
If one remains constant, eliminate it from the equation..
Dalton’s law of partial pressure
The total pressure of a mixture of gas is the sum of all their individual pressures
Graham’s law of diffusion and effusion
The big gas particles move slowly, small move fast
Diffusion
Random mixing of particles
Effusion
Escape of small particles
Which particles love fast? The ones in the heavier mass element or lighter mass element?
Lighter mass element
STP
Standard temperature and pressure
1atm=760mmhg
Density of gas equation
D = (mm)(p)/rt
Molar mass of gas equation
g(RT)/PV