Temperature
Pressure
Charles' Law
Boyle's Law
Gay Lussac's Law
100
The unit of temperature used in chemistry because zero degrees is the same as zero kinetic energy.

What is Kelvin?

100

When air particles ________ with the walls of a container it creates pressure.

What is collide

100

An increase in temperature will cause an _______ in volume of a gas 

increase

100

An increase in the outside pressure will cause a(n) _________ in the volume of a gas.

decrease
100

An increase in temperature will cause a(n) _________ in the pressure of a gas.

What is increase?

200

The energy of motion

What is kinetic energy

200
Name three units of pressure
What is atmosphere, mmHg, inHg, PSI, Pascals, etc
200

Rearrange the formula V1/T1 = V2/T2 to solve for T1

T= T2V1 / V2

200

Rearrange this formula to solve for P2

P1V1=P2V2

P2= P1V1/V2

200

Rearrange the formula to solve for T1

P1/T1 = P2/T2

T1 = P1T2/P2

300

The average kinetic energy of the particles within a substance

what is temperature?

300

A device containing mercury that is used to measure air pressure.

What is a barometer?

300
Provide a real life example of temperature affecting the volume of a gas

Hot air balloons, tires in cold weather, etc

300

Provide a real life example of pressure affecting the volume of a gas

Bubbles from a scuba diver, a man's hand as he increases in elevation, etc

300

What are two ways to increase the pressure of a basketball?

Add more air particles in the basketball

Increase the temperature of the gas in the basketball

400

25 degrees Celsius is what in Kelvin?

298 K

400

Who experiences more pressure from air, a person at sea level or a person at the top of a mountain?  Must explain why

The person at sea level experiences more pressure from air because there is more air above the person pushing down on them.  Imagine a column of air above each person, the one above the person at sea level would have many more air particles in the column.

400

The type of relationship there is between temperature and volume?

Direct Relationship

400

The type of relationship between outside pressure and the volume of a gas.

Inverse Relationship

400

The type of relationship between pressure and temperature.

Direct Relationship

500

A model showing how food coloring will disperse faster in hot water than cold water.

See board

500

Draw a model showing how the pressure of an enclosed syringe changes as the plunger is pushed, decreasing the volume inside the syringe.

See board

500

If a car tire has a volume of 10 L when the temperature outside is 298 K, what would be the volume of the tire if the temperature dropped to 0 C? (round answer to hundredths place)

9.16 L

500

A balloon with a volume of 1.2 L is in the bell jar at standard pressure.  If the pressure is decreased to 0.25 atm, what will the volume of the balloon change to?

(round answer to the tenths place)

4.8 L

500

A car tire is fully inflated to a pressure of 36 psi when the temperature outside is 22 C.  When the temperature outside increases to a temperature of 298 K, what would be the new pressure of air inside the tire?

(Round answer to the tenths place)

36.4 psi