Ideal Gases
CAUSES GAS PRESSURE.
WHAT ARE GAS PARTICLE COLLISIONS WITH THE SIDE OF THE CONTAINER?
WHAT IS HYDROGEN BONDING?
THIS TYPE OF SOLID ALWAYS CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY.
WHAT IS A METAL?
REAL GASES BEHAVE MOST LIKE AN IDEAL GAS AT ______ TEMPERATURES.
WHAT IS HIGH TEMPERATURES?
TWO MEASURABLE QUANTITIES OF GAS THAT ARE INVERSELY RELATED.
WHAT IS PRESSURE AND VOLUME?
MORE POLARIZABLE REFERS TO THIS INTERMOLECULAR FORCE.
WHAT IS LONDON DISPERSION FORCES?
THIS TYPE OF SOLID HAS A RELATIVELY LOW MELTING POINT COMPARED TO OTHER SOLIDS.
WHAT IS A MOLECULAR SOLID?
THIS RELATIVE SIZE OF GAS WILL DEVIATE MORE FROM THE IDEAL GAS LAW.
WHAT IS LARGER GAS PARTICLES?
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NUMBER OF MOLES OF GAS AND GAS PRESSURE.
WHAT IS A DIRECT RELATIONSHIP?
THIS IS THE STRONGEST INTERMOLECULAR FORCE IN CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2).
WHAT IS LONDON DISPERSION FORCES?
HIGH MELTING POINT, NO SOLUBILITY IN WATER, AND NO ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY ARE ALL PROPERTIES OF WHAT TYPE OF SOLID?
GAS MOLECULES FEATURING THIS CHARACTERISTIC WILL DEVIATE FROM THE IDEAL GAS LAW BECAUSE OF INTERMOLECULAR FORCES.
WHAT IS MOLECULAR POLARITY?
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VELOCITY OF A GAS AND MOLAR MASS.
WHAT IS AN INVERSE RELATIONSHIP?
___________ ____________ INFLUENCES THE RELATIVE STRENGTH OF A DIPOLE-DIPOLE INTERMOLECULAR FORCE.
WHAT IS MOLECULAR POLARITY?
THIS TYPE OF SOLID WILL NOT CONDUCT ELECTRICITY UNLESS IT IS DISSOLVED IN WATER (AQUEOUS) OR MELTED INTO A LIQUID.
WHAT IS IONIC SOLIDS?
TEMPERATURE ACTUALLY MEANS...
WHAT IS THE AVERAGE KINETIC ENERGY OF PARTICLES IN A SAMPLE?
THIS PROPERTY DECREASES AS THE STRENGTH OF INTERMOLECULAR FORCES INCREASES.
WHAT IS VAPOR PRESSURE?
_______________________ IS BROKEN OR DISSOCIATED AS A MOLECULAR SOLID BOILS.
WHAT ARE INTERMOLECULAR FORCES?