Stop in the name of the law
Gas has property too
Under pressure
What's gonna happen?
Grab bag
100

There are 4 main gas laws, but only 3 are generally referred to, those three are:

Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, and Gay-Lussac's Law

100

The property which states that gasses can spread out to fit the volume of whatever container they are in is called __________.

What is expansion?

100

Pressure is  _______________.

What is continuous force exerted on an object?

100

Bread rises because of this

What is the volume of the carbon dioxide gas produced by the yeast expands as the temperature rises?

100

Temperature and pressure as well as temperature and volume have this kind of relationship

What is directly proportional?

200

Charles describes this relationship.

What are temperature and volume being directly proportional?

200

Gasses and liquids particles move similarly which is why they are both classified as ________.

What are fluids?

200

Pressure in a closed container is caused by _____________.

What are particles bouncing off the walls?
200

If you blow up a balloon indoors and then take it outdoors on a snowy day, this is going to happen.

What is pressure will decrease causing it to look deflated.

200

Pressure and volume have this type of relationship.

What is inversely proportional? 

300

According to Boyle these two things do not agree.

What are volume and pressure?

300

Diffusion states that gas particles move this way.

What is from where there are more particles to where there are fewer?

300

Pressure is directly proportional to this _________.

What is temperature?
300

Warning: don't put that aerosol can near the heater because this might happen. Why?

What is explode due to higher pressure caused from increased heat?

300
A class did an experiment on the effects of temperature on the size (volume) of a balloon. They did several trials and graphed the result. What should their graph look like?
What is a straight sloped line.
400

It's getting hot in here, according to Gay-Lussac that means this must be rising too.

What is pressure?

400

There are 6 properties for gasses: diffusion, expansion, effusion, fluidity, low density and this property ___________.

What is compression?

400

In the winter the alert light for low tire pressure comes on in my car when I start it, but by the time I'm at work it is off; why?

What is the increase in temperature caused by the friction of the road causes the pressure to increase as well?

400

In a hot air balloon the air is heated which causes it to rise because of this.

What is the volume increases making the air less dense?

400

A science class did an experiment demonstrating Boyle's law; what should their graph data look like?

What is a curved line?

500

All 3 gas laws deal with the relationship between 2 of 3 factors, that assumes the 3rd factor is what?

What is constant?

500

My tire going flat from a nail is because of this gas property?

What is Effusion?

500
A beach ball has more of this than a baseball which is why by definition it has higher pressure?

What is area? 

500

If a deep sea fish is raised up from the ocean this is going to happen due to what.

What is it will burst because the pressure decreases meaning the gasses in its body will increase. 

500

Which one of these is not in consideration when dealing with gas law relationships: volume, mass, density

What is mass