Macroscopic Matter Flashcards
ρ=m/V
Connects Mass Density, mass and volume
n=N/Na
number of moles = number of atoms/Avogadro constant
n=m/M
number of moles = mass / Molar mass
pV=nRT
pressure(Pa) x Volume = number moles x R x temperature (K)
Ideal gas in sealed container?
nR will be constant so (p(f) x V(f)) / T(f) = (p(i) x V(i)) / T(i)
Ideal gas law If you want to talk about N
substitute n=N/Na this changes R p * V=N * kB * T
Find distance between atoms?
N / V use ideal gas law
STP
T= 0C p= 1atm
pV Isochoric process
Same Volume V(f)=V(i)
Verticle Line on pv diagram
pV Isobaric process
Same Pressure P(f)=P(i)
Horizontal line on pv diagram
If you put a weight on top of sealed container what happens to pressure Pressure?
P(gas)=P(atmos) + (M*g)/A(area) draw diagram
note how it does not depend on temp/type of gas/volume
Identify a gas based on measurements of Temp and Volume
Draw graph V vs T know from ideal gas law what gradient represents find n then use n=m/M to find atomic number
pV isothermal process
Same Temperature T(f)=T(i) moves along hyperbolic isotherms p*V=n*R*T n*R = constant T = constant p(i)*V(i)=p(f)*V(f)
Hydrostatic Pressure equation
p=ρ(density)g(gravity)d(depth)