Temperature
The scale on which the boiling point of water is 212 degrees
What is Fahrenheit?
Type of relationship when both variables follow the same pattern.
What is direct?
The amount of space a gas takes up.
What is volume?
Absolute temperature (Kelvin) equivalent to -45oC.
What is 228 K?
Amount of volume in liters in 12,345 mL.
What is 12.345 L?
The scale that sets the freezing point of water as 0 degrees.
What is celsius?
This phase change from liquid to gas takes place at a specific temperature throughout the liquid.
What is boiling?
Relationship between pressure and volume when n & T are constant.
What is inverse?
Original temperature of a gas cooled to 218 K as it contracts from 0.28 L to 0.125 L.
What is 490 K?
Final pressure of a sample that heats up from 20.0oC to 50.0oC and starts at 3.0 atm.
What is 3.3 atm?
The temperature scale that is directly proportional to changes in pressure or volume.
What is Kelvin?
These are an example of the values for STP (standard temperature and pressure).
What is 0oC or 273 K & 1atm or 760 torr/mmHg or 101.3 kPa or 101,300 Pa?
The first step in causing the temperature reading to rise in a thermometer.
What is heat transfer to the thermometer?
The new pressure when the kelvin temperature halves and the number of particles doubles.
What is the same?
The temperature of 4.0 moles of a gas at STP if the pressure changes to 1.6 atm.
What is 437K?
The temperature scale with the smallest degrees.
What is Fahrenheit?
This is the force a gas exerts on the walls of its container.
What is pressure?
The relationship between Kelvin temperature and pressure when number of particles and volume are held constant.
What is directly proportional?
The cause of an increase in pressure if volume and number of particles remain constant.
What is an increase in thermal energy?
What is an increase in temperature?
The initial volume of a gas if its pressure changes from 53.3 kPa to 40. kPa and expands to be 600. mL.
What is 450 mL?
Two scales with increments the same size.
10.3 m or 33 ft
What is the height of a column of water that can be supported by standard atmospheric pressure
The increase in the height of mercury in a barometer.
What is an increase in atmospheric pressure?
The levels of mercury in an manometer are level.
What is gas and atmospheric pressure are equal?
The final volume of a gas that starts with 2.5 L at STP and ends at 85 kPa at 273K.
What is 3.0 L?