Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

pressure formula

A

force/area

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2
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combined gas law

A

p1v1/t1

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3
Q

manometer

A

measures the pressure of an enclosed gas sample

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4
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barometer

A

device used to measure atmospheric pressure

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5
Q

mmHg= (torr)

A

1 torr

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6
Q

avg atmospheric pressure at sea level 0C

A

760 mmHg

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7
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1 atm=(mmHg)

A

760 mmHg

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8
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1 atm=(kPa)

A

101.325

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9
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1 in=(cm)

A

2.54cm

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10
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1 km= (mi)

A

0.62137 mi

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11
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1 mi= (ft)

A

5280 ft

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12
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1kg= (lb)

A

2.2046 lb

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13
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1 lb=(g)

A

453.59 g

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14
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1L=(qt)

A

1.0567 qt

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15
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1 gal= (L)

A

3.7854 L

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16
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1 atm= (psi)

17
Q

pressure increase caused by

A

increase in collision # of molecules

18
Q

pressure depends on

A

volume, temp, # of molecules

19
Q

force is in what unit

20
Q

volume and pressure vary

A

inversely (boyles law)

21
Q

gases _____ when heated

22
Q

expand by ____ of the original volume for each C

23
Q

absolute zero

24
Q

volume and temperature vary

A

directly (charles law)

25
pressure and temperature vary
directly (gay-lussacs law)
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boyle led chemists to what law
gas law, PV=nRT
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boyle showed what relationship between air pressure and volume
P oc 1/v
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intermolecular space smallest and largest for what
smallest for solid, largest for gas
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boyle and hooke verified what
air exerted pressure and had weight, was elastic
30
1 cm3= (mL)
1 mL
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1dm3= (L)
1 L
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1m3= (L)
1000L