THEORY OF GASES
IDEAL & REAL GASES
VOLUME
PRESSURE
TEMPERATURE
100
motionParticles of matter are always in ________
motion
100
does not behave completely according to the kinetic molecular theory
real gas
100
gas particles glide easy past one another like liquids do because attractive forces between gas aprticles are called
fluidity
100
Gases are made out of ________
elements
100
The _______ scale does not have any ______
kelvin, negative vaules
200
We assume that gases act _________
Ideally
200
completely comforms to the kinetic molecular theory
Ideal gas
200
Gas molecules occupy ________
no volume
200
PV=nRT If a 50 liter container that holds 45 moles of gas at a temperature of 200 degrees Celsius, what is the pressure inside the container?
34.9atm
200
Kelvins= degrees celsius+______
273.15
300
Gases consist of large numbers of tiny particles that are __________ relative to their size
far apart
300
gas particles which are intially far apart can be close together
compresssibilty
300
Molecules are moving at a _______ dependent on the ________
speed, temperature
300
If a 1.0 liter canister that holds 2 moles of gas, and temperature is 1400 C whats the pressure inside.
274.5atm
300
degrees Celsius= kelvins-________
273.15
400
Collisions between gas particles and between container walls are ________ collisions
Elastic
400
A gas will completely fill any container it is in
Expansion
400
how many moles of gas does it occupy 120 liters at a pressure of 2.3 atm and a temperature of 340K
9.89mol
400
Pv=nRT what does the P stand for
Pressure
400
_______=degrees Cx 1.8+32
degree F
500
Particles of _______ are in ______ motion
matter, continual
500
There are ______ of attraction or repulsion between the particles of a ________.
no forces , gas
500
Molecules do not ______ or _______ each other
attract, repel
500
Pv=nRT what does V, n , R, T stand for
volume, mole, 0.08205/ 1 x atm/mole x K,temperature
500
______=(degree F-32.)/1.8
degree C
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