Pressure & Measurement
Classic Gas Laws
Ideal Gas Equation
Mixtures & Partial Pressures
KMT, Speeds & Real Gases
100

Pressure is defined as force divided by this.

area

100

This law states P and V are inversely related at constant T.

Boyle’s Law

100

The “big one” equation that connects Pressure, Volume, moles, temperature, and a gas constant.

PV = nRT, Ideal Gas Law

100

This law says total pressure equals the sum of partial pressures.

Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures

100

Gas particles are in continuous, random ________.

motion

200

This is the pressure caused by the weight of air per unit area.

atmospheric pressure

200

This law says V and T (in Kelvin) are directly related at constant P.

Charles’s Law

200

R

gas constant

200

Pressure a gas would exert if it were alone in the container, rather than as all of the gases in that container.

 “partial pressure.”

200

In KMT, the combined volume of gas particles is ________ compared to the container volume.

negligible

300

Device used to measure gas pressure by comparing it to atmospheric pressure using a height difference.

manometer

300

This law says V is directly proportional to the number of moles at constant T and P.

Avogadro’s Law

300

The standard conditions abbreviated STP are called this.

standard temperature and pressure (STP)

300

Pi = Xi * Ptotal

Equation that links a gas’s partial pressure to its mole fraction and total pressure.

300

****DAILY DOUBLE****  These graphs describe the range of speeds (and kinetic energies) of particles in a gas at a specific temperature, showing that some move fast, some slow, with a peak for the most probable speed. 

Maxwell-Boltzmann distributions

400

At standard pressure, 1 atm is equal to this many mmHg (or torr).

760 mmHg (or 760 torr)

400

At STP, one mole of ANY ideal gas occupies this volume.

22.4 L

400

Rearranged ideal-gas relationship used for density: density = ________.

 d = PM/RT

400

In a nonreacting mixture, what property directly determines a gas’s share of the total pressure

mole fraction

400

The escape of gas molecules through a tiny hole into an evacuated space?

effusion 

500

Why are mmHg and torr connected to the height of mercury in a barometer/manometer? (Concept!)

these units come from measuring pressure by the height difference of a mercury column, since pressure supports a column of Hg (as in a barometer/manometer)

500

Which variables in Boyle's Law are held constant? 

n (moles) and T (temperature) 

500

 What measurements are needed to calculate an unknown molar mass of a gas sample (no math—just list)?

What are mass, volume, temperature, and pressure? (Then use those to get molar mass.)

500

Typically, a simply a liquid surface has this or a gas evolved over a liquid results in this specific additional pressure in a container.

Vapor Pressure

500

Real gases deviate most from ideal behavior under these two conditions:  ____ temperature, and/or _____ pressure.

low temperature and/or high pressure;  

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